Lojas Americanas abre mais de 900 vagas de emprego no Rio

Americanas Opens Over 900 Job Vacancies in Rio

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 23/02/2019 at 05:00

Updated on 23/02/2019 at 06:42

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A Lojas Americanas is accepting applications until March 30 to fill 970 temporary job vacancies for Easter in Rio.

A Lojas Americanas announced 970 temporary job vacancies with the possibility of permanent positions to boost sales in the period leading up to Easter in RJ. There are opportunities for Store Assistants and Loss Prevention roles. No experience is required, and the company offers benefits!

The Loss Prevention role involves: Monitoring the entry and exit of customers, employees, and merchandise in stores, identifying movements of suspicious individuals, and verifying compliance with safety regulations and administrative procedures, in order to protect physical and personnel assets.

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Job Openings

900 opportunities for store assistants
70 for loss prevention roles

Requirements

To apply for the store assistant position, applicants must be over 18 years old. For the loss prevention position, candidates must be over 20 years old. For both positions, prerequisites include: completed high school and availability of schedule.

Benefits

The company offers benefits such as meal and food assistance, health and dental plans, discounts on colleges, language courses, gyms, and opportunities for growth.

Documents Required for Application

Candidates must bring their work card, ID, CPF, PIS, voter registration card, proof of residence, a photo, school declaration, military discharge certificate (for men), and a pen.
The selection process includes tests (Mathematics and Portuguese) followed by interviews.

Location and Application Date

Interested candidates must attend one of the following addresses:

Rua do Passeio 56, Cinelândia
Rua Visconde de Uruguai 503, Niterói
Rua Coronel Agostinho 112, Campo Grande

Service hours are Monday to Friday, from 9 AM to 3 PM, and on Saturdays, only at 9 AM.

Lojas Americanas is accepting applications for its 2019 Internship Program, don’t miss out!

Americanas Opens Over 900 Job Vacancies in Rio

A Lojas Americanas is accepting applications until March 30 to fill 970 temporary job vacancies for Easter in Rio.

Job Openings

Requirements

Benefits

Documents Required for Application

Location and Application Date

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Location and Application Date

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