From 8 to 80: Giant Americanas Opens Hiring for Over 1,200 Temporary and Permanent Job Vacancies, Not Requiring Experience for Many of Them

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 15/10/2023 at 20:49

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The Company, Which at the Beginning of the Year Faced a Great Financial Hole and Several Layoffs, Is Now Hiring for Jobs for Black Friday and Christmas

Americanas has begun hiring professionals to strengthen its operations for this year’s Black Friday and Christmas, with many job openings. In this first phase, according to G1, the company has 1,200 temporary and permanent job openings available for various distribution centers (CDs) in the cities of Uberlândia (MG), Itapevi and Barueri (SP), Seropédica (RJ), Belém (PA), Cabo de Santo Agostinho (PE), Salvador (BA), Curitiba (PR), and Gravataí (RS).

The temporary job opportunities do not require experience and are for positions in logistics operations, forklift operators, assistants, administrative roles, and drivers. In addition to the positions that do not require experience and are temporary, there are other openings for professionals with different educational backgrounds.

Check Out Part of the Job Openings Offered by Americanas

Logistics Operator (PWD) – São José dos Pinhais
Forklift Operator (Temporary) – São José dos Pinhais
Loss Prevention Officer – Osasco – SP
Loss Prevention Officer – Gravataí – RS
Administrative Assistant – Facilities (temporary) – São José dos Pinhais – PR
Maintenance Technician – Simões Filho – BA
Loss Prevention Officer – Gravataí – RS
Safety Technician – Benevides – PA
Administrative Assistant (Transport) Temporary – Osasco – SP
Administrative Assistant (Temporary) – Seropédica – RJ
Forklift Operator – Gravataí – RS
Logistics Operator – Gravataí – RS
Maintenance Assistant (Temporary) – Seropédica – RJ
Customer Service Agent – Osasco – SP
Maintenance Technician – Gravataí – RS
Maintenance Technician (Temporary) – São José dos Pinhais – PR
Maintenance Assistant (Temporary) – São José dos Pinhais – PR
Valet – Hab D (Temporary) – Itapevi – SP
Operational Assistant – Itapevi – SP
Logistics Operator – Seropédica – RJ
Operations Leader – Gravataí – RS
Operations Supervisor – Gravataí – RS
Operations Coordinator – Gravataí – RS
Loading and Unloading Helper (Operational Assistant) – São José dos Pinhais – PR – 10 Openings
Fiscal Assistant – Benevides – PA
Fiscal Assistant – Simões Filho – BA
Fiscal Assistant – Gravataí – RS
Fiscal Assistant – São José dos Pinhais – PR
Loss Prevention Assistant – Barueri – SP
Loss Prevention Officer – Temporary – São José dos Pinhais

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Why Work at Americanas S.A.?

The company has the best digital team in Brazil, with strong recruitment and selection actions, as well as training and development programs, offering significant job opportunities in various areas and locations.

Americanas S.A. believes that diversity brings different worldviews and enriches work. As a company, the retailer is committed to fostering an increasingly diverse, inclusive, and welcoming environment, building a fairer culture every day, based on respect and appreciation for differences, encouraging people to be who they are, regardless of gender, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, religion, or disability. All openings at Americanas are managed based on this principle.

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From 8 to 80: Giant Americanas Opens Hiring for Over 1,200 Temporary and Permanent Job Vacancies, Not Requiring Experience for Many of Them

The Company, Which at the Beginning of the Year Faced a Great Financial Hole and Several Layoffs, Is Now Hiring for Jobs for Black Friday and Christmas

Check Out Part of the Job Openings Offered by Americanas

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The Company, Which at the Beginning of the Year Faced a Great Financial Hole and Several Layoffs, Is Now Hiring for Jobs for Black Friday and Christmas

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