Jobseekers warned against buying EPWP application forms
“I wish to make it unreservedly clear to job seekers that EPWP application forms are not for sale as they are issued free of charge to applicants,” says MMC Peggy de Bruin.
The Tshwane metro put out a warning to the public against buying expanded public works programme (EPWP) application forms from criminals.
MMC for social development and community services, Peggy de Bruin said that the metro is aware of scammers who are fraudulently selling EPWP application forms and contracts of employment.
“Residents are cautioned to be alert for possible scams by these criminals. I wish to make it unreservedly clear to job seekers that EPWP application forms are not for sale as they are issued free of charge to applicants.
“Registration forms are available at the EPWP Division, Office G03, Ou Raadsaal Building, Church Square, Pretoria CBD.”
Registration is open on Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 16:00.
She added that residents can also access the forms at the regional customer care offices for free.
“It is worth noting that registration on the EPWP database remains open.
“Job seekers must be between the ages of 18 and 60, and they should bring along a certified copy of their identity document and proof of residence, which must be attached to the registration form.
“Job seekers are advised to be on the lookout for and not fall victim to job scams.”
The metro encourages residents to contact it when they come across anyone selling EPWP application forms.
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