JBS, das Marcas Friboi e SEARA, inicia processo seletivo nacional de grandes proporções

JBS, Owner Of Friboi And SEARA Brands, Launches Nationwide Recruitment Process On A Large Scale

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 21/07/2019 at 07:31

Updated on 21/07/2019 at 07:45

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As One of the Largest Food Industries in the World, JBS Announces Hiring Season in Several States in Brazil with Over 90 Job Openings

JBS announced on social media last Friday (19) selection processes in almost all Brazilian states, offering opportunities that range from the operational sector to high-level positions. Click Petróleo e Gás identified more than 90 available job openings as of the date of this article.

Available Positions and Cities

The required education levels are for elementary, high school, and higher education, both to work in their meat processing plants and in their numerous offices. Below is an alphabetical list of the cities where these opportunities at JBS, SEARA, and Friboi are being offered.

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JBS, Owner Of Friboi And SEARA Brands, Launches Nationwide Recruitment Process On A Large Scale

As One of the Largest Food Industries in the World, JBS Announces Hiring Season in Several States in Brazil with Over 90 Job Openings

Available Positions and Cities

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