The Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs has not yet deployed the recruitment of workers to work in Australia.

Currently, the Overseas Labor Center is in the stage of exchange and negotiation with the Australian side, and has not yet deployed the selection of workers to work in Australia.

Recently, there has been a lot of information on social networks about recruiting workers to work in Australia. According to the Overseas Labor Center ( Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs ), this is fraudulent information, workers need to be more vigilant to avoid losing money.

The methods of these subjects are very sophisticated. They create fan pages on social networks and post fake information about recruiting workers to work abroad, specifically in Australia.

The subjects did not hesitate to forge the seals and signatures of the leaders of the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs and the leaders of the Overseas Labor Center to create labor recruitment notices in order to gain trust from workers.

The subjects forged notices, faked seals and signatures of leaders of the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs in order to create trust among workers (Photo: provided by TTLĐNN).

Then, the subjects impersonated officers of the Overseas Labor Center and asked the workers to deposit money (some people deposited from 40 to 50 million VND) via credit card accounts, international payment cards (Visa, Mastercard), then deposited the money into the account.

When workers deposit money into their accounts, the scammers provide a link for the workers to provide their information, thereby stealing the workers' account information to purchase goods or transfer money to another account.

The Department of Overseas Labor Management emphasized that fraudulent tricks not only cause economic losses to workers but also seriously affect the reputation of licensed service agencies and businesses.

People need to be highly vigilant and promptly report any suspicious behavior to the authorities for support.

This agency recommends that, to avoid falling into fraud traps, workers should contact the local labor agency directly for advice and support according to regulations.

Workers only need to complete procedures through licensed enterprises. This list is available on the website of the Department of Overseas Labor Management: http://dolab.molisa.gov.vn (in the section: list of labor export enterprises).

A representative of the Overseas Labor Center said that the Center is currently in the stage of exchanging and negotiating with the Australian side and has not yet deployed labor recruitment.

When officially permitted by the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, the Center will publicly and fully post on the websites of: the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs (molisa.gov.vn), the Department of Overseas Labor Management (dolab.gov.vn), and the Overseas Labor Center (colab.gov.vn).

In the event that workers have been defrauded of money illegally, they are requested to report the incident to the police and simultaneously inform the Center for Overseas Labor at telephone number 024 7303 0199 extension 113 or at the address No. 01 Trinh Hoai Duc, Cat Linh, Dong Da, Hanoi to coordinate verification and clarification.

Source: https://dansinh.dantri.com.vn/nhan-luc/bo-ld-tbxh-chua-trien-khai-tuyen-lao-dong-di-lam-viec-tai-uc-20241213112831358.htm