Several dubious portals have republished an article related to employment in Germany, with the fabricated title "Hurry up, Germany is looking for workers: Salary 30 thousand Euros per year plus paid housing!".
Within the framework of this article, an old news item published in April 2018 is presented, regarding a request for workers from the company that manages Frankfurt Airport in Germany (Fraport).
This news, which is part of this article, has been published earlier by other media, but it gives many details. However, despite this, the republished article has a title that does not even belong to this news, namely the title states that housing will also be paid for, which is a false claim.
Article published by dubious portals – todaykhobor.com, kosalb.net, specialja.com, etc.:
"Germany's largest employer, Fraport Airport, has announced that it is offering interested workers an annual salary of between 25 and 30 euros, German media write.
"The workers, however, would have to have knowledge of German and English, and in addition to qualified workers, they will also employ unqualified workers. Frankfurt Airport has 81 employees, but there is still a shortage of labor."
Publication links:
https://www.facebook.com/1543793585857375/posts/2928098377426882/
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?id=258065214730004&story_fbid=992941401242378
In addition, hibrid.info has found that the article published in April 2018 by Kosovar media, which cites "zëri.info" as a source, does not have sufficient facts to substantiate the claim made.
Links to media publications of this news in April 2018:
https://www.arbresh.info/lajmet/gjermania-kerkon-punetore-paga-vjetore-deri-ne-30-mije-euro12/
Despite searching through filters in search engines, no such article published by voice, or in German or English, has been found.
Analyze:
After reviewing all the facts, hibrid.info assesses that this content is unsubstantiated, outdated, and in some parts fabricated. For this reason, the hibrid.info team assesses this content as "Disinformation".
Reasoning:
A “Disinformation” rating is given to media reporting that contains a “mix” of inaccurate sources or even half-truthful content. This rating will also address reports that have incorrect attributions or headlines that do not reflect the text in terms of information accuracy.