Erode Collector cautions public against fake online employment service advertisements
The Erode district administration has issued a warning about fake online employment service advertisements. Collector S. Kandasamy emphasized that all employment-related services are provided for free and urged the public to avoid trusting these fraudulent offers. He advised individuals to use official channels for employment services and to be cautious about sharing personal information.
- ▪The district administration has warned against fake employment service advertisements on social media.
- ▪Collector S. Kandasamy stated that all employment services are provided free of charge.
- ▪The public is advised to use official channels like www.tnvelaivaaipu.gov.in for employment-related services.
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The district administration has warned the public against fake advertisements circulating on social media offering employment-related services for a fee.In a release, Collector S. Kandasamy, said advertisements were circulating on WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram claiming that the services would be provided for a fee through videos and online promotions. He said all services, including employment registration, renewal of registration, unemployment assistance schemes, addition of qualifications and change of address, were being provided free of cost through Employment and Career Guidance Centres. Applicants could also avail themselves of all the services directly online through www.tnvelaivaaipu.gov.in, he added.
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