168 Job Openings for Elementary, High School, and Higher Education Available from the City Hall of Rio de Janeiro Today, July 20

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Published on 20/07/2020 at 15:03

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The Job Openings Are For Professionals With Elementary, High School, Or Higher Education And Availability For Rio de Janeiro And For PWDs

The City Hall of Rio de Janeiro, through the Municipal Secretary of Development, Employment and Innovation, opened today (07/20) a total of 168 job openings, half of which are for people with disabilities and INSS rehabilitation. Opportunities are available for candidates with elementary, high school, or higher education, and some do not require experience in the role, see below the requirements and how to apply.

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Incomplete Elementary Education
Occupation/Experience
Butcher – Yes

Complete Elementary Education
Occupation/Experience
Fishmonger – Yes
Confectioner – Yes

Complete High School Education
Occupation/Experience
Cashier – Yes
Telemarketing Operator – No

Complete Higher Education
Occupation/Experience
Pharmacist – Yes

Exclusive Positions for People with Disabilities and INSS Rehabilitated – 84 Job Openings

Incomplete Elementary Education
Occupation/Experience
Stock Assistant – No
Manual Packer – No
Production Line Assistant – No
Construction Worker – No

Complete Elementary Education
Occupation/Experience
Warehouse Worker – No
Perishable Goods and Dairy Clerk – No
Manual Packer – No
Merchandise Replenisher – No

Complete High School Education
Occupation/Experience
Cashier – Yes

Applications

Professionals interested in competing for the job openings offered by the City Hall of Rio de Janeiro should send an email to captacaodevagas.smdei@gmail.com informing the job title in the subject line. Good luck!

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