Funtrab Opens 3,521 Job Vacancies In 36 Cities In MS This Monday (5) For Candidates Of Different Profiles

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 05/05/2025 at 07:14

Updated on 05/05/2025 at 07:15

Créditos: Agência Brasil

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More Than 3,500 Jobs Are Open in 36 Cities of Mato Grosso do Sul; Campo Grande Leads in Opportunities

The Mato Grosso do Sul Labor Foundation (Funtrab) announced the opening of 3,521 job vacancies on Monday (5). The opportunities are distributed across 36 municipalities in the state.

Cape Grande leads with 874 vacancies available. Next are Dourados, with 358 opportunities, and Três Lagoas, with 340.

Chapadão do Sul offers 268 positions, while Iguatemi has 231. There are also offers in Paranaíba (146), Cassilândia (122), Costa Rica (107), Corumbá (97), and Sidrolândia (93).

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The vacancies cover various levels of education and fields of activity. Available positions include production line assistant, loading and unloading helper, delivery driver, construction laborer, cleaning assistant, cashier, and security guard.

Funtrab also provides opportunities for people with disabilities. Additionally, there are internship positions for higher education students.

Interested individuals should go to the Funtrab headquarters in Campo Grande, located at Rua 13 de Maio, nº 2.773, Centro. It is necessary to present RG, CPF, and Work Card. The service is available from Monday to Friday, from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM.

The complete list of vacancies and the addresses of Casa do Trabalhador units in other municipalities can be consulted on the Funtrab website: www.funtrab.ms.gov.br. The vacancies are rotational and can be filled at any time.

With information from Folha CG.

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