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Community Safety warns public about fake wardens’ job adverts

The Gauteng Department of Community Safety has urged job seekers to be cautious of fraudulent job adverts for wardens circulating.

Fake job adverts for wardens are spreading rapidly on social media, prompting the Gauteng Department of Community Safety to warn job seekers to exercise caution before applying.

According to the department, the fraudulent posts falsely claim that applications can be submitted via WhatsApp or other unofficial channels.

“The department will never request applications through WhatsApp or any unverified platform,” the statement read.

Fraudulent job adverts for wardens are circulating on social media, the Gauteng Department of Community Safety has confirmed.

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The department further confirmed that no warden positions are being advertised.

Job seekers are urged to remain vigilant and avoid falling victim to these scams.

The department said it remains committed to communicating official vacancies only through authorised government platforms and encouraged job seekers to verify information before responding to adverts.

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