ecureilx wrote:
You are kidding right ?
Recently, when in Philippines, I saw an agent advertising for Fork Lift Operators and Window Cleaners, with 'training provided' option .. out of curiosity I asked a friend to check, and there was a placement fee, and upon completion of training, the job will be provided ..
There you go (and if you believe such scams don't' exist .. well .. well. .. )

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Philippines has a specific law for direct hiring for skilled and domestic workers. You cant hire directly unless you engage a local recruitment agency where they will be required to process the job order, contract, etc. for verification with the government. The law allows them to charge a placement fee to the applicant but only limited to 1 month of salary all other fees are shouldered by the company hiring. They cant supply a worker unless they process a job order verified and issued by the Phil. gov. its easy to track the agencies that are scamming in the Philippines, they get a life sentence or min. of 6 years imprisonment if charged.