Em meio a pandemia e crise global, a JBS abre 3 mil vagas de emprego no Brasil

In The Midst Of The Pandemic And Global Crisis, JBS Opens 3,000 Job Vacancies In Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/06/2020 at 12:32

Updated on 06/06/2020 at 12:35

Em meio a pandemia e crise global, a JBS abriu 3 mil vagas de emprego no Brasil

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Brazilian JBS Continued Hiring and Generated 3,000 Jobs, Even Amid Global Crisis Following the Start of the Coronavirus Pandemic

JBS, the largest meat processor in the world, stated it will maintain investments of 8 billion reais that it announced for the next five years and generated 3,000 jobs amidst the global crisis caused by the new coronavirus. Another good news, Petrobras exported 1.11 million tons of fuel oil and set a new record in May!

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“Not only did we commit to not lay off, but we have also hired another 3,000 people (in recent months),” said the global president of the company, Gilberto Tomazoni, during a series of live interviews Economy in Quarantine, by Estadão.

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JBS Facing the Crisis and Creating Jobs

For the executive, the demand for JBS products has shifted channels. It changed from food service (supply for restaurants) to retail, resulting in lower overall demand. “But this does not change the fundamentals of the business. By 2050, the world will need 70% more animal protein. That will not change,” Tomazoni stated.

Tomazoni claims that the company finished the year with one of the best balance sheets in its history. Currently, JBS has R$ 24 billion in cash. Even without generating cash, the company will not need new money for debts until 2025.

According to him, JBS did not lay off during the crisis and since then, the company generated 3,000 new job openings. “We will maintain investments of R$ 8 billion in Brazil over the next five years and an additional R$ 5 billion from our partners.”

How JBS Has Supported the Fight Against the New Coronavirus

JBS is integrated with local authorities. They donated R$ 400 million to combat the coronavirus, including R$ 330 million for public health systems, R$ 50 million for science and research, and R$ 20 million for NGOs. For the international market, there were an additional R$ 300 million.

In The Midst Of The Pandemic And Global Crisis, JBS Opens 3,000 Job Vacancies In Brazil

Brazilian JBS Continued Hiring and Generated 3,000 Jobs, Even Amid Global Crisis Following the Start of the Coronavirus Pandemic

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