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Macaé Has Job Openings in Various Specialties in the Hotel Industry on October 7th

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Published on 07/10/2019 at 19:27

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Job Openings at Hotel in Macaé Are Managed by CEPEM and Represent a Great Opportunity for Those Looking to Reenter the Job Market

CEPEM in Macaé has just announced this evening (10/07) a selection process for twelve vacancies at Hotel Samba in Macaé. There are positions available for almost all levels of expertise. Business in the Oil and Gas Sector Don’t Stop, Subsea 7 Acquires 4subsea!
The Center for Business Psychology (CEPEM) always has great job opportunities, and if you are a professional in the hospitality industry, be sure to check the requirements below to apply for these positions in Macaé.

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CEPEM (Center for Business Psychology) is a consulting firm specializing in Recruitment & Selection and Corporate Psychology projects, focusing on complicated sectors concentrated in the industry. Located in four cities: Rio de Janeiro – RJ, Macaé – RJ, Santos – SP, and Recife.

Reservation Agent (1 Position)
General Services Assistant (1 Position)
Kitchen Assistant (1 Position)
Restaurant Attendant (1 Position)
Housekeeper (1 Position)
Reception Manager (1 Position)
Financial Coordinator (1 Position)
Cook (1 Position)
Receptionist (4 Positions)

The company highlights in the announcement that the benefits package includes transportation and meal vouchers. Click the link above provided for your chosen function and apply now for these excellent opportunities.

The company’s job openings are on the Talent platform, so you will need to log in and register your data and professional history before applying for the vacancies. Talent is an online platform created to streamline and reduce the costs of recruitment processes.

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Macaé Has Job Openings in Various Specialties in the Hotel Industry on October 7th

Job Openings at Hotel in Macaé Are Managed by CEPEM and Represent a Great Opportunity for Those Looking to Reenter the Job Market

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