How we verify employers and agencies
Fake job offers are a real danger for people who look for work abroad. This page explains what CareerWorkforce checks, what the verified badge does and does not mean, and what you should do if something looks wrong.
What we ask employers and agencies for
- Employers are asked for their company details and the company documents required for their type of business.
- Recruitment agencies and offices are asked for their licence number and licence documents, together with their company documents.
- Other partners, such as domestic worker offices, HR consultancy offices, labour supply offices and trade test centres, are asked for the documents that match their role.
How the check works
- The organisation registers and uploads its documents.
- A member of the CareerWorkforce team reviews the documents.
- Only after that review is the profile marked as verified. If a document is missing or unclear, the organisation is asked to send it again.
What the verified badge means
A verified profile means the organisation has sent documents that were reviewed by our team. It is a strong sign, but it is not a guarantee about any single job. Always read the job details, check the salary, contract length and the recruiting agency's licence number shown on the job page, and ask questions before you travel or pay for anything.
How to spot a fake offer
- It asks for money before you have a signed contract.
- The salary is far above what the same job normally pays.
- The employer or agency has no licence number or will not share it.
- They pressure you to decide quickly or to keep the offer secret.
- They ask you to move to a private chat and avoid the platform.
Report a job or a request for money
Every job page has a Report a fake job button. You can also write to info@careerworkforce.com with the job link and what happened. Our team reviews every report.