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CSN Volta Redonda Opens Over 70 Job Vacancies on October 10th

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/10/2019 at 21:15

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CSN Started This Wednesday, October 9, A Major Recruitment Drive For The City Of Volta Redonda. There Are More Than 70 Job Openings With Applications Open Until November 8.

More job openings have been made available for Volta Redonda, in the interior of Rio de Janeiro, by Usina Presidente Vargas, also known as Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional (CSN). The company announced this through its official news vehicle on the evening of Wednesday, October 9. The opportunity that Imetame announced new offshore and onshore vacancies for Macaé.

In September, Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional confirmed that it has been in talks with the Federal Government to resume the construction of the Transnordestina railway, which will connect the interior of Piauí to the ports of Pecém (CE) and Suape (PE)

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About The CSN Volta Redonda Job Openings

Benefits

The benefits package offered by the company, as one would expect, is differentiated, including Medical Assistance, Dental Assistance, Pharmacy Allowance, Basic Basket, Profit Sharing, Life Insurance, Food Voucher, Meal Voucher, and Transportation Voucher.

Registration

If you are a specialized professional in any of the functions mentioned above, are a resident of the region, or have the availability to work and live in the city of Valença, click on the desired position to register, hurry as applications for the 68 job vacancies will be open until November 8. Good Luck!

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Official CSN Call In Volta Redonda 10/09/2019

CSN Volta Redonda Opens Over 70 Job Vacancies on October 10th

CSN Started This Wednesday, October 9, A Major Recruitment Drive For The City Of Volta Redonda. There Are More Than 70 Job Openings With Applications Open Until November 8.

About The CSN Volta Redonda Job Openings

Benefits

Registration

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About The CSN Volta Redonda Job Openings

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Registration

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