11 mil vagas emprego para obras de expansão em fábrica da Bracell garantidas após negociações intensas em Davos

11,000 Job Openings for Expansion Projects at Bracell Factory Secured After Intense Negotiations in Davos

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/01/2020 at 09:53

Updated on 23/01/2020 at 10:14

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The Government and the Board of the Company Signed on Tuesday Investments Worth 1 Billion Reais in the State That Will Generate Jobs and Infusion of Resources

Intense negotiations between the SP government and the RGE Group (Royal Golden Eagle) in Davos secured at least 11,000 job vacancies last Tuesday (21) for the construction of the paper and pulp factory in Lençóis Paulista, in the interior of the state. The agreement between the two entities was closed at 1 billion reais to be directed towards productivity, technological innovation, and sustainable means.

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The announcement was made on the second day of meetings, which will last until January 24 (Friday). It is expected that there will be around 32 meetings. Governor João Dória and State Secretaries Patricia Ellen (Economic Development) and Julio Serson (International Relations) are there to present projects and negotiate new international investments.

“This may be one of the main meetings we will have in Davos. There are about R$ 7 billion in investments, which mean, at this moment, over 1,200 guaranteed jobs in the construction of the factory. Today, Bracell announced an additional R$ 1 billion in investments for São Paulo and the commitment to actively participate in Citi (International Center for Technology and Innovation). At the peak of the construction, there will be 11,000 jobs, and when operational, there will be 6,650 job positions in Lençóis Paulista,” said Doria excitedly.

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In a statement, Bracell said it will allocate part of the investments to social and community projects, improving health and public safety in the cities where the company’s projects are implemented. There will also be free professional qualification programs to benefit the economy and local suppliers.

The completion of the construction of this capacity expansion project for Bracell’s factory in SP is scheduled for 2021, employing around 11,000 workers at the peak of the venture. After completion, 6,650 professionals, including outsourced and direct employees, will be hired for industrial operations, environmental, and logistics.

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