SESC Opens Part-Time Position for Attendant with Weekly Workload of 36 Hours, Requiring Incomplete High School Education, Offering Salary of R$ 1,872.00

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New Selection Process at SESC Is Open for Job Vacancy in the Service Sector: Institution Opens Vacancy for High School Level with Salaries that Reach R$ 1,872.00.

Those looking for a part-time position that offers not only a good salary but also an organizational culture that values the well-being and development of its employees should pay attention. There is a new selection process with a high school level position at SESC (Social Service of Commerce) for the role of Food and Beverage Attendant. This position is an unmissable opportunity to grow professionally and enter the job market.

All About the Part-Time High School Level Position at SESC

The job vacancy for Food and Beverage Attendant offers a great opportunity for those who wish to work with the public, mainly in food service environments.

To fill the part-time position at SESC, only incomplete high school education and previous experience in public service, preferably in bars and restaurants, are required.

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Check How to Register for the Selection Process for the Part-Time Position at SESC

To apply for the selection process for the position of Food and Beverage Attendant, it is necessary to access the official SESC job vacancies website and follow the instructions for submitting your resume and documents. It is important to ensure that all data is updated and that you meet the necessary requirements for the opportunity.

The selection process for the part-time position at SESC is simple, however, it requires attention to detail. The first step is to send your resume to the institution. Applications can be made directly on the institution’s website or through partner platforms.

Next, the selection process will include an evaluation and interview on February 17, which will be conducted in person. The location of the test is at Travessa Siryaco Atherino, 100 – Centro – Florianópolis. Don’t forget to bring your own water bottle and pen for the evaluation. These items are mandatory for participation.

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Benefits Offered

Meal Voucher;
Incentive for training and professional development;
Discount on SESC activities;
Life Insurance;
Unimed (health plan);
Pension (Previsc).

These benefits are a great advantage, as they support various areas of the employee’s personal and professional life. It is worth highlighting that one of the most positive features of this position at SESC is the institution’s commitment to social inclusion.

All vacancies offered by the institution are also open to people with disabilities and rehabilitated individuals from INSS, allowing everyone the chance to participate in the job market, regardless of their conditions.

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Claudia Dias Santana

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11/02/2025 18:56

Tenho interesse, disponibilidade de horário e disposta a aprendizagem.

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Solange l. Gonçalves

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11/02/2025 07:06

Bom dia, sou de são Luís má, gostaria de fazer parte do time da empresa Sesc…

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Anelita Domingues

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10/02/2025 22:29

Oi boa noite vocês tem vaga para auxiliar de limpeza

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SESC Opens Part-Time Position for Attendant with Weekly Workload of 36 Hours, Requiring Incomplete High School Education, Offering Salary of R$ 1,872.00

New Selection Process at SESC Is Open for Job Vacancy in the Service Sector: Institution Opens Vacancy for High School Level with Salaries that Reach R$ 1,872.00.

All About the Part-Time High School Level Position at SESC

Check How to Register for the Selection Process for the Part-Time Position at SESC

Benefits Offered

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SESC Opens Part-Time Position for Attendant with Weekly Workload of 36 Hours, Requiring Incomplete High School Education, Offering Salary of R$ 1,872.00

New Selection Process at SESC Is Open for Job Vacancy in the Service Sector: Institution Opens Vacancy for High School Level with Salaries that Reach R$ 1,872.00.

All About the Part-Time High School Level Position at SESC

Check How to Register for the Selection Process for the Part-Time Position at SESC

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