How to spot and avoid job scams in Zimbabwe

Looking for work should never cost you money. Here is how to tell a genuine vacancy from a scam.

The golden rule: never pay for a job. A legitimate employer will never ask you for money, not for the application, interview, training, uniform, medical, police clearance, "registration" or "processing" fee. If anyone asks you to pay to get or keep a job, it is a scam. Walk away.

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How to check a job is genuine

How Recruitment263 protects you

  • Every post is checked for scams before it goes live, and we remove any advert that asks applicants for payment.
  • You apply directly to the employer. Recruitment263 is free and is not a paid middleman.
  • We don't sell a CV database or charge you to be "found" by employers.

Common questions

Should I ever pay to get a job?

No. Legitimate employers never ask applicants for money, not for the application, interview, training, uniform, medicals, a 'registration' or 'processing' fee. Any request for payment to secure a job is a scam.

Does Recruitment263 charge job seekers?

Never. Recruitment263 is completely free for job seekers to browse and apply. You apply directly to the employer. We are not a paid middleman and we do not sell a CV database.

How do I report a suspicious job listing?

Use "Report this job" on the listing, or message our WhatsApp support line on +263 78 628 0414 or email [email protected] with the job title and employer. We review reports and remove listings that break our no-fee policy.

Report a suspicious listing

Seen a job on Recruitment263 that asks for payment or looks like a scam? Tell us and we'll investigate and take it down. Include the job title and employer name.

WhatsApp: +263 78 628 0414 (opens in a new tab) Email [email protected]