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80 Job Openings For Elementary Level, On-the-Spot Interviews On January 6th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/12/2019 at 09:57

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Company from São Paulo Specialized in Outsourcing Services in Facilities, Security, and Condominium Has Many Job Openings for Recent Contracts

Many regions in the state of São Paulo will start 2020 with numerous job openings from a large residential service outsourcing company. All opportunities require at least elementary education and experience in cleaning and gardening.

80 Job Openings – Available Positions and Regions

The requested professionals are Cleaning Leader, Cleaning Assistant, Waitress, Window Cleaner, and Gardener. All candidates must be available to work in districts and metropolitan areas of São Paulo; check below for the locations:

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How to Apply for These Job Opportunities?

First of all, it will be necessary to have all the documents. The DIGITAL CTPS will be valid for those who already have it installed on their smartphones, but also bring the conventional one.

Attend on January 6, 2020 AT 08:00 (PUNCTUALLY) at the address: Estevão Lopes, nº 84, Butantã, São Paulo – SP. The company name is Grupo GPT.

Go to the Playstore and download the EMPREGOS E NOTÍCIAS CPG APP HERE, where you will also find updated job vacancies in your state.

It is also important to note that the shipbuilding industry in Espírito Santo is strengthening as there are 60 job openings available for painters and scaffolders at the Jurong Aracruz Shipyard (EJA) by NPE Engenharia. Applications will be accepted on the 30th, and interviews will take place on January 02 and 03, 2020. Check here how to apply for these opportunities.

80 Job Openings For Elementary Level, On-the-Spot Interviews On January 6th

Company from São Paulo Specialized in Outsourcing Services in Facilities, Security, and Condominium Has Many Job Openings for Recent Contracts

80 Job Openings – Available Positions and Regions

How to Apply for These Job Opportunities?

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80 Job Openings For Elementary Level, On-the-Spot Interviews On January 6th

Company from São Paulo Specialized in Outsourcing Services in Facilities, Security, and Condominium Has Many Job Openings for Recent Contracts

80 Job Openings – Available Positions and Regions

How to Apply for These Job Opportunities?

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