1,800 Job Openings Offered by Funsat in Campo Grande for Over 140 Different Positions

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 26/05/2025 at 09:25

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More Than 1,800 Jobs Are Available in Campo Grande, Including Positions Without Experience and Opportunities for PWDs; Registration Must Be Done In-Person at Funsat

The Social Work Foundation (Funsat) announced 1,838 job vacancies available in Campo Grande this Monday (26). The opportunities cover 147 different positions and are distributed across 198 companies in the capital of Mato Grosso do Sul.

Highlights include positions for cashiers (243), production process assistants (100), butchers (33), production line feeders (17), sales consultants (11), and loss prevention agents (13). There are also openings for collection assistants, plumbers, health caregivers, and woodworking assistants.

Of the total vacancies, 1,265 do not require prior experience. In this category, there are open positions for administrative assistants (3), bakery attendants (22), cleaning assistants (110), barbers (3), and masonry assistants (3).

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Funsat also offers 7 exclusive vacancies for People with Disabilities (PWDs), with options such as sanitation agents, administrative assistants, doormen, production line assistants, and internal salespeople.

To apply, it is necessary to keep the registration updated with Funsat. The procedure is done in person, with presentation of an ID document or driver’s license, proof of residence, CPF, and professional history.

The headquarters of Funsat is located at Rua 14 de Julho, 992, Vila Glória. The service is available from Monday to Friday, from 7 AM to 5 PM, including during lunch hours. The contact phone number is (67) 4042-0585, extension 5800.

The official foundation website provides the complete list of available vacancies.

With information from Campo Grande.

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