Localiza Offers Job Vacancy With Salary Up to R$ 2,977.00 for Administrative Assistant!

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New Job Opening at Localiza in Itajaí, Santa Catarina! The Opportunity is to Work as an Administrative Assistant

Localiza&Co, one of the largest mobility companies in South America, has a new job opening for the position of administrative assistant at the Seminovos unit in Itajaí, Santa Catarina.

The opportunity is for professionals with experience in administrative activities who wish to grow in a market-leading company.

About the Administrative Assistant Position at Localiza

The professional hired for the administrative assistant role will be responsible for various activities within the operation of Localiza Seminovos, including:

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Requirements for the Job Opening

To apply for this opportunity, candidates must meet some basic requirements:

Completed high school (higher education in progress or completed will be considered a differential);

Knowledge of the Office Suite;

Good verbal and written communication;

Proactivity and dynamism;

Availability to work on weekends;

Previous experience in administrative activities.

Benefits Offered by Localiza

Localiza&Co values its employees and offers a range of benefits, including:

Profit sharing;

Meal and food vouchers;

Health and dental insurance;

Gympass for access to gyms;

Private pension;

Transportation voucher;

Discounts on vehicle purchase and rental;

Unlimited access to courses at the Localiza University;

Internal training and development programs.

Details About the Job Opening

Location: Itajaí/SC;

Salary: R$ 2,450.00 to R$ 2,977.00 (gross monthly);

Contract Type: CLT (Permanent);

Work Schedule: Full-time;

Professional Area: General Administration.

About Localiza&Co

Founded in 1973, Localiza&Co is one of the most valuable brands in Brazil and stands out for offering innovative solutions in the mobility sector.

Operating in five countries in South America, the company seeks professionals who share its passion for growth and customer satisfaction.

If you have a dynamic profile, enjoy challenges, and wish to build a solid career in a recognized company, this is an excellent opportunity!

How to Apply for the Job Opening?

To learn more details and apply, visit the official Localiza website or check the job page on InfoJobs: Click here.

Take advantage of this opportunity and be part of the #GreenBlood team at Localiza&Co!

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Julio

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21/02/2025 05:10

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Jão

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Localiza Offers Job Vacancy With Salary Up to R$ 2,977.00 for Administrative Assistant!

New Job Opening at Localiza in Itajaí, Santa Catarina! The Opportunity is to Work as an Administrative Assistant

About the Administrative Assistant Position at Localiza

Requirements for the Job Opening

Benefits Offered by Localiza

Details About the Job Opening

About Localiza&Co

How to Apply for the Job Opening?

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Localiza Offers Job Vacancy With Salary Up to R$ 2,977.00 for Administrative Assistant!

New Job Opening at Localiza in Itajaí, Santa Catarina! The Opportunity is to Work as an Administrative Assistant

About the Administrative Assistant Position at Localiza

Requirements for the Job Opening

Benefits Offered by Localiza

Details About the Job Opening

About Localiza&Co

How to Apply for the Job Opening?

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