GRA warns public against fake recruitment advert
Job seekers have been cautioned against a purported recruitment advert circulating in the name of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), with a warning graphic describing it as a scam. The advert claims to offer employment opportunities to qualified and motivated Ghanaians in areas including music, fashion design, art, driving, catering and woodwork. However, in a […]
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has issued a caution to potential job seekers about a fraudulent recruitment advertisement that has been circulating under its name. The GRA label on the post warns that the advert is a scam. The misleading offer claims to provide employment opportunities for qualified and motivated Ghanaians in various fields such as music, fashion design, art, driving, catering, and woodwork.
In response to the scam, the GRA shared a graphic on Facebook that clearly states a "SCAM" warning. This post advises job seekers to exercise caution and verify recruitment information through the GRA’s official channels. The message urges interested applicants to visit the Authority's official website, www.gra.gov.gh, for accurate recruitment details and instructions on how to apply when vacancies are available.
The warning emphasizes the importance of relying on the official recruitment portal instead of unverified advertisements when seeking employment with the Authority. It serves as a reminder to job seekers to verify the authenticity of recruitment announcements before providing personal information or responding to job claims. The GRA's official channel remains the most reliable source for employment opportunities within the organization.
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