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Job Fair in Barueri Opens 835 Job Vacancies — 45 Exclusively for People with Disabilities

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 08/09/2025 at 17:06

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Evento em Barueri oferece 835 vagas de emprego, com oportunidades para PCDs. Feirão acontece no Ginásio José Corrêa nesta terça-feira, das 9h às 15h.Evento em Barueri oferece 835 vagas de emprego, com oportunidades para PCDs. Feirão acontece no Ginásio José Corrêa nesta terça-feira, das 9h às 15h.

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PAT Job Fair Brings Together 835 Job Openings in Barueri, Including 45 Destined for People with Disabilities, This Tuesday at the José Corrêa Gymnasium

The Worker Assistance Office (PAT) of the Government of São Paulo is holding a large job fair this Tuesday (9). The event takes place at the José Corrêa Gymnasium in Barueri, from 9 AM to 3 PM, and offers 835 job openings, 45 of which are exclusive for people with disabilities (PCDs).

Job Openings and Participation

The opportunities cover different positions such as cleaning assistant, logistics assistant, operations assistant, production assistant, operational assistant, access controller, production operator, and telemarketing operator.

Additionally, other positions are also available for those looking to enter or return to the job market.

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Daily Service at the PAT

The most important thing is that the PAT in Barueri does not operate only during the job fair. The unit offers dozens of job openings for different areas daily.

Therefore, those who cannot attend the event can still seek direct assistance at Ganha Tempo, located at Avenida Henriqueta Mendes Guerra, 550, in the Center of Barueri.

Service

Job Fair in Barueri
Date and time: Tuesday (9), from 9 AM to 3 PM
Location: José Corrêa Gymnasium – Avenida Guilherme Perereca Guglielmo, 1000 – Center, Barueri
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZjDGhPeuQBRKPzou9

Role of the Secretary

The Secretary of Economic Development (SDE), responsible for the PAT, focuses on job and income generation and regional development.

Additionally, it conducts training programs, encourages entrepreneurship, and supports microcredit lines from the Banco do Povo, reinforcing the investment attraction policy in São Paulo.

Job Fair in Barueri Opens 835 Job Vacancies — 45 Exclusively for People with Disabilities

PAT Job Fair Brings Together 835 Job Openings in Barueri, Including 45 Destined for People with Disabilities, This Tuesday at the José Corrêa Gymnasium

Job Openings and Participation

Daily Service at the PAT

Service

Role of the Secretary

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Job Fair in Barueri Opens 835 Job Vacancies — 45 Exclusively for People with Disabilities

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Job Openings and Participation

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