Politics · Mexico · 4 hrs ago
Mexico's Women's Secretariat warns of fake job offers using its name
Mexico's Women's Secretariat warned about fake job offers circulating on social media.
The ads claim to offer work-from-home or part-time jobs in the agency's name, but the agency says the vacancies are not official.
The Secretariat received emails from people asking whether the offers were genuine.
It advises people not to share personal information or documents, or send money, before checking an offer.
The agency is reviewing reports and may file complaints with the relevant authorities against those responsible.
It is responding to people who asked about the ads and says its official information appears on its website and verified social media accounts.
Mexico’s Women’s Secretariat warned that fake job offers using its name are circulating on social media.
The offers falsely advertise work-from-home or part-time vacancies, the Secretariat said.
It urged the public not to share personal information or documents, or make payments connected to the offers.
The Secretariat said the posts are not official and none of the advertised vacancies has its backing.
Its legal affairs unit is reviewing reports and considering whether to file complaints with the authorities.
- Who
- Mexico’s Women’s Secretariat issued the warning. The offers falsely use the agency’s name.
- What
- The Secretariat warned of fake job offers and urged people not to share personal information or make payments.
- When
- November 6, 2026.
- Where
- The offers are circulating on social media.
- Why
- People contacted the Secretariat to check whether the advertisements were genuine, and it sought to help prevent them from being deceived.
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People emailed the Secretariat to ask whether the advertisements were authentic.
The Secretariat warned the public and said its legal affairs unit was reviewing reports.
- Advertised jobs
- Work-from-home or part-time vacancies
- Official website
- www.gob.mx/mujeres
- Secretariat head
- Laura Itzel Castillo Juárez
- Legal review
- The Unit for Legal Affairs is considering possible complaints to the authorities.