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GES arrests 2 over alleged demands for money in recruitment exercise

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has arrested two individuals accused of allegedly demanding money from applicants seeking employment under the ongoing GES recruitment exercise.“No scandal has hit the Ghana Education Service or the ongoing recruitment exercise,” management said.
The warning is significant in the context of public-sector recruitment, where demand for limited employment opportunities can create opportunities for fraudsters to target jobseekers.
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