This is why you should not apply for that SGR job
The firm operating the new SGR train has warned that recent call for job applications is a scam.
China Roads and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) made the announcement through its Twitter handle.
“SCAM ALERT! Please be advised that the above jobs posted in the attached link below are not genuine,” tweeted CRBC.
The con advert stated that there were over 400 jobs in the new train among them guards, cleaners, shop attendants and passenger stewards.
The information had been shared widely on social media and Whatsapp groups.
Applicants had been instructed to pay Sh250 to a “recruitment officer David B. Kiio” through 0741 518 467.
Calls to the said number were received but the person on the other end kept quiet all through.
Kenyans have been warned against sending any money and applying for the fake jobs.
SCAM ALERT!
Please be advised that the above jobs posted in the attached link below are not genuine.
https://t.co/tK4WQV5NDr pic.twitter.com/khNGOiXaBm— CCCC SGR Head Office (@SGRHeadOffice) July 26, 2017
We would further wish to clarify that no application/ registration fees are charged for SGR job applications. Do not fall prey to fraudsters pic.twitter.com/3jonZ4b04k
— CCCC SGR Head Office (@SGRHeadOffice) July 26, 2017
Please refrain from applying for the positions advertised & forwarding the link to other unsuspecting job seekers https://t.co/P0stapypo0
— CCCC SGR Head Office (@SGRHeadOffice) July 26, 2017
