50 vagas de emprego para profissionais sem experiência na função de AJUDANTE que tenham ensino fundamental, anunciadas ontem 06 de outubro, em São Paulo

50 Job Openings For Entry-Level Helpers With Elementary Education Announced Yesterday, October 6, In São Paulo

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 07/10/2020 at 10:10

Updated on 07/10/2020 at 10:11

50 vagas de emprego para profissionais sem experiência na função de AJUDANTE que tenham ensino fundamental, anunciadas ontem 06 de outubro, em São Paulo

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The Job Openings Are for Professionals With and Without Experience Who Have Completed Elementary Education and Availability to Work in São Paulo

Recruitment and Selection Company PeopleRH announced yesterday (10/06) 50 job openings for professionals with elementary education who have availability to work in Jundiaí, São Paulo. The opportunities do not require experience in the role, check below the requirements and how to apply. Looking for your first job? Sign up as well, Nestlé, the largest food and beverage company in the world, calls for candidates without experience, recent graduates in all fields for openings in its Trainee Program 2021

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Check Below the Requirements to Fill the 50 Job Openings for the State of São Paulo

General Helper – Salary R$ 1200,00 + Benefits

Requirements

Be over 18 years old
Have completed elementary education
Availability of schedule
Reside in Jundiaí or Várzea Paulista

Application for Job Openings – São Paulo – PeopleRH

Application

Are you looking for a job but have no experience? No problem, those interested in the job openings available today (10/07) for activities in Jundiaí, in the position of Helper, should go to the PeopleRH Agency with their ID, CPF, and resume on 10/07 and 10/08 from 9 AM to 2 PM, at the address: Rua Rangel Pestana 1007 – downtown Jundiaí – SP. The company asks that interested parties do not forget to wear protective masks. GOOD LUCK!

50 Job Openings For Entry-Level Helpers With Elementary Education Announced Yesterday, October 6, In São Paulo

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Check Below the Requirements to Fill the 50 Job Openings for the State of São Paulo

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