Assaí Atacadista Seeks Workers to Fill 275 Job Openings at New Store, for All Experience Levels

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Published on 12/03/2024 at 09:30

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Assaí Atacadista Arrives in Juiz de Fora and Opens 275 Job Vacancies

According to the website O Tempo, Assaí Atacadista is about to land in Juiz de Fora, bringing with it not only a new shopping option for the local residents but also a job opportunity for hundreds of people. With the opening of its first store in the Zona da Mata Mineira, the chain is offering a total of 275 positions, of which 245 are permanent and 30 are temporary, covering a variety of roles and areas of operation.

The expansion of Assaí Atacadista to Juiz de Fora not only strengthens the local market but also represents a significant boost for the region’s economy. With the promise to offer quality products at affordable prices, the company aims not only to meet consumers’ needs but also to contribute to the sustainable growth of the community.

One Store, Many Opportunities

Strategically located at Tenente Coronel Delfino Faria Street, 45, in the Santa Teresa neighborhood, alongside the Paraibuna River and less than 2km from the city center, the new Assaí Atacadista unit promises to become a reference point for local residents.

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Check Out the Available Positions:

Butcher Helper
Butcher
Loss Prevention Inspector
Merchandise Replenisher
Cashier
Bagger
Department Head
Card Seller

Job Vacancies, Employment, Assaí Atacadista — Photo: Reproduction SA Varejo

How to Apply

For those who wish to be part of this journey and take advantage of the job opportunities offered by Assaí Atacadista in Juiz de Fora, the application process is simple and straightforward. Interested individuals must register by May 15 exclusively through the provided link.

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Assaí Atacadista Seeks Workers to Fill 275 Job Openings at New Store, for All Experience Levels

Assaí Atacadista Arrives in Juiz de Fora and Opens 275 Job Vacancies

One Store, Many Opportunities

Check Out the Available Positions:

How to Apply

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Assaí Atacadista Seeks Workers to Fill 275 Job Openings at New Store, for All Experience Levels

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One Store, Many Opportunities

Check Out the Available Positions:

How to Apply

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