CMA warns against dealing with fraudulent job ads

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The Capital Market Authority (CMA) warned against dealing with any fake websites or social media accounts that impersonate the authority to announce the availability of job opportunities.
 

Such websites and accounts require those wishing to apply for jobs to provide them with their bank accounts, said the regulator, stressing that these suspicious websites aim to defraud or obtain personal data.
 

CMA confirmed, in a tweet today on its Twitter account, that job opportunities - if available - are announced on its official website.

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