Carian mengenai topik job-scam

Seorang perunding kecantikan mengalami kerugian RM485,100 selepas mendakwa terperdaya dengan penipuan pekerjaan atau 'job scam' dalam talian, pada Julai lepas.

The court set bail at RM8,000 for each individual, with the additional conditions requested by the prosecution.

A teen seeking a job at Wuhan cosmetic surgery clinic was told surgery would help him earn money by gaining followers through livestreaming.

Polis Perak berjaya menyelesaikan 130 kes Penipuan Tawaran Pekerjaan Tidak Wujud (Job Scam) di seluruh negara berikutan penahanan 11 warga tempatan dalam Ops Khas.

Datuk Seri Saifudin Nasution Ismail said Malaysia decided to address the issue of job scams as it has become a global crisis.

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Minister in the PM's Department (Law and Institutional Reform) Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said called for an immediate investigation into the recruitment agents responsible for duping migrant workers.

Deputy Home Minister Datuk Seri Shamsul Anuar Nasarah said they were part of the total 428 job scam victims reported before.

The 121, aged between 20s and 50s and most victims of job scams in northern Myanmar, were flown home to Malaysia from Kunming.

The meeting aims to strengthen cooperation with the authorities to address issues of Malaysians who have been duped by job scams.

Both countries (China and Malaysia) will work out the finer details on how the process can be carried out, said Fadillah Yusof.

Initially, they were promised lucrative jobs at casinos and hotels with handsome salaries in US dollars, police said.

The government is identifying 26 Malaysian citizens who are victims of job scams in Laukkaing, Myanmar, the Dewan Rakyat was told today.

Police said the victims were given tasks to carry out and asked to make payments to the suspects' mule accounts.

An alarming rise in job scams is putting countless people at risk of exploitation. Scott Stiles, Head of Fair Hiring, Asia at SEEK, brings his unique perspective of moving from grassroots social enterprise work to his current corporate role to shed light on the tactics used and the red flags to look out for.