Emprega Rio Preto: Labor Department Promotes Program to Celebrate 171 Years of the Municipality

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 02/03/2023 at 18:02

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The Secretariat of Labor and Employment of São José do Rio Preto-SP Has Come to Celebrate the 171 Years of the City with the Employ Rio Preto Program.

The Employ Rio Preto Will Take Place Throughout March, with 12 Activities Distributed Across Various Regions to Promote Employability and Income Generation. Starting This Thursday (2) and Friday (3), the Mobile Job Desk Will Bring Services to CRAS Antunes, Such as Registration and Data Updates in the Job Vacancy Disclosure, Printing Resumes, Immediate Hiring Interviews, as Well as Learning and Internship Opportunities and Courses from the Federal Institute.

On Saturday (4), the Employ Rio Preto Will Have Mobile Service at Praça Santa Apolônia, in Engenheiro Schmitt, Where There Will Be a Selection Process for Various Available Positions. On Sunday (5), There Will Be a Drive for People in Street Situations at the Centro Pop, which Will Offer Public Services Provided by the Mobile Desk. Activities Will Take Place on the 11th and 17th to 18th at the Association of Autistic Friends and Praça Dom José Marcondes, Respectively. Finally, on the 23rd and 24th, Events Will Be Held at the CRAS Vila Toninho; 25th at the Centro Social Estoril; 30th and 31st at CRAS Engenheiro Schmitt.

So, Don’t Waste Time and Participate in Employ Rio Preto, the Initiative That Promises to Bring Together Employers and Employees in a Symphonic Gradation That Will Echo Professional Ties.

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