These fake or unfilled positions, sometimes called “ghost jobs,” have made an already difficult job market nightmarish for some job searchers, including Serena Dao.

U.S. Rep. Keith Self has been investigating "ghost jobs" after a constituent complained that companies are seeking information from applicants they intend to ...

The analysis found that 27.4% of all U.S. job listings on LinkedIn are likely ghost jobs with no intentions to hire.

New research from a hiring platform found that around 20% of job listings are "ghost jobs," or jobs that do not exist.

Job hunting can be frustrating enough, but what if the job you're applying for doesn't even exist? Fake job postings are becoming a growing problem.

The DOE found $90 million had been disbursed to ineligible students, including $30 million that went to stolen identities of ...

The ghost students then occupy seats meant for real students—and have even resorted to handing in homework just to hold out long enough to siphon millions in financial aid before disappearing.

A hiring platform revealed that one in five job listings is fake or not filled by job posters, per a Wall Street Journal report.