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The dangerous business of online jobs

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The dangerous business of online jobs

As fraudulent overseas recruitment leads jobseekers into human trafficking and scam compounds, digital platforms and labour laws must evolve to trace and verify paid employment adverts before workers fall prey to scams.

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