Dominican Labor Ministry warns citizens about fraudulent job offers in Russia
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What happened
The Dominican Labor Ministry warned citizens about potentially fraudulent job offers abroad. This warning follows reports of Dominicans who traveled to Russia for technical or civilian jobs and later became involved in circumstances linked to the armed conflict.
From dominicantoday.com
Why it matters
The Dominican Republic does not have a bilateral labor migration agreement with Russia governing this type of recruitment. The ministry urged citizens to verify any overseas job offers before accepting them, citing risks to workers’ rights and safety.
From dominicantoday.com
Who's involved
- Dominican RepublicThe sovereign state whose citizens are traveling and whose labor ministry issued the warning