100% Of The Workforce At Comperj By Kerui Metodo Is From The Region, Company Says In Official Statement

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/02/2019 at 14:43

Updated on 13/02/2019 at 16:43

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Kerui Metodo Said This Wednesday That It Has Managed to Incorporate Only Residents Belonging to Conleste in Its Entire Construction Team for the UPGN of Comperj, Achieving 100% Local Workforce.

The Comperj through Kerui Metodo, has achieved a major milestone today. It has finally completed its operational staff with 100% of workers who come from the municipalities surrounding the enterprise, Conleste (Intermunicipal Consortium for Development of Eastern Fluminense).

The CONLESTE currently brings together municipalities in the Fluminense area impacted by the COMPERJ in the following regions:

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To Accelerate Comperj Works, It Will Be Necessary to Complete the Workforce of 5,000 Employees

At this very moment, the works of Comperj are in the site preparation phase, being executed by employees of the companies KERUI MÉTODO, MIP ENGENHARIA. According to a well-informed source who is facing the main facts of the enterprise, the portal Comperj Online, starting in March when the site is ready, the next phase of the projects will begin. Naturally, there will be more hires to complete the 5,000 employees by the end of June. Learn More by Accessing Here.

100% Of The Workforce At Comperj By Kerui Metodo Is From The Region, Company Says In Official Statement

Kerui Metodo Said This Wednesday That It Has Managed to Incorporate Only Residents Belonging to Conleste in Its Entire Construction Team for the UPGN of Comperj, Achieving 100% Local Workforce.

To Accelerate Comperj Works, It Will Be Necessary to Complete the Workforce of 5,000 Employees

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Kerui Metodo Said This Wednesday That It Has Managed to Incorporate Only Residents Belonging to Conleste in Its Entire Construction Team for the UPGN of Comperj, Achieving 100% Local Workforce.

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