MadeiraMadeira, Furniture Company, Opens New Distribution Center in Pernambuco and Promises to Create 120 Job Opportunities

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 09/08/2021 at 11:43

Updated on 09/08/2021 at 17:13

Empresa recebeu aporte de US$ 110 milhões do SoftBank no ano passado – créditos: Governo de Pernambuco

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With its new enterprise in Pernambuco, MadeiraMadeira, a furniture company, promises to generate 120 job opportunities, as well as revenue of R$ 850 million by 2024.

On Monday (9), the governor of Pernambuco, Paulo Câmara (PSB) announced the arrival of the new facilities of the distribution center of the furniture company MadeiraMadeira, in Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Recife. The government estimates that around 120 direct and indirect job opportunities will be generated in the new enterprise, along with a revenue greater than R$ 850 million by 2024.

MadeiraMadeira Offers Various Job Opportunities in Pernambuco

See below some of the opportunities that the furniture company is offering for the state on its website:

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How to Apply for Job Opportunities with the Company in Pernambuco?

If you are interested in some of the job openings of the furniture company, know that it is quite simple to apply, just access the website mentioned above, which offers a quick and effective search using various filters, such as types of vacancies, work location, and area.

After finding the job that best fits your profile, check all the information such as the job description, responsibilities and duties, requirements and qualifications, and the benefits proposed by MadeiraMadeira.

After checking if the opportunity really matches your profile, scroll to the end of the page and select the box “apply.” Once done, you can attach your resume or fill it out manually, detailing about yourself, your experience, skills and interests, and other supplementary information.

It is important to note that all job opportunities are open to people with disabilities, and those hired by the furniture company in Pernambuco will receive the following benefits in addition to their salary: Meal Voucher; Health Plan; Dental Plan; Food Voucher; Gympass and Life Insurance.

Get to Know MadeiraMadeira

Founded in 2009 in São José dos Pinhais (PR), by Marcelo and Daniel Scandian, MadeiraMadeira offers a variety of furniture, construction materials, appliances, decor, electronics, gardening and many others.

The company emerged after another business in the family faced problems due to the economic crisis of 2007, and its name originated because it started with the sale of wooden floors and ceilings.

MadeiraMadeira ranks 15th among the 50 largest online retail companies in Brazil in 2018, the same year it launched its own Marketplace operation, where it began selling products directly from other stores.

MadeiraMadeira, Furniture Company, Opens New Distribution Center in Pernambuco and Promises to Create 120 Job Opportunities

With its new enterprise in Pernambuco, MadeiraMadeira, a furniture company, promises to generate 120 job opportunities, as well as revenue of R$ 850 million by 2024.

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MadeiraMadeira, Furniture Company, Opens New Distribution Center in Pernambuco and Promises to Create 120 Job Opportunities

With its new enterprise in Pernambuco, MadeiraMadeira, a furniture company, promises to generate 120 job opportunities, as well as revenue of R$ 850 million by 2024.

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