Em SP, construção de complexo industrial vai gerar 12 mil empregos. As contratações começam mês que vem!

In São Paulo, Construction of Industrial Complex Will Create 12,000 Jobs. Hiring Begins Next Month!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/09/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 24/09/2019 at 20:02

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The New Plant in SP Will Employ Up to 3,000 Direct Workers and Is Expected to Generate Another 9,000 Indirect Jobs. The Start of Hiring Is Scheduled for October 2019.

In Conchal, SP, the Zanchetta Group Will Invest R$ 730 Million in the Construction of an Industrial Complex. The Expectation Is That the New Venture Will Generate Around 12,000 Direct and Indirect Jobs. Take Advantage of the Fact That Marfrig Is Calling for 400 Professionals for Its Factory in São Paulo to Meet Demand from China.

The Announcement Was Made This Tuesday, September 24, by the Governor of São Paulo, João Doria, and the President of the Zanchetta Group, José Carlos Zanchetta.

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