Magalu Opens Job Vacancies to Work This August at Its New Distribution Center in Guarulhos (SP)

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/08/2021 at 07:14

Updated on 26/08/2021 at 13:51

Centro de Distribuição Magazine Luiza / Fonte: reprodução Google

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Many Job Openings for Candidates of All Education Levels. Operation of the São Paulo Unit of Magalu Should Start by September

Magalu, the largest ecosystem for buying and selling in Brazil, is opening another Distribution Center. This time, in the second largest city in the state of São Paulo, Guarulhos. The new logistics point will generate over 500 job openings, and it is expected to start operations this August. The selection process is already open! See below how to register your resume.

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The new warehouse will be part of the logistics infrastructure of Magalu, which has over 23 logistics centers across the country, and it aims to provide even more agility to product deliveries to consumers in Greater São Paulo.

Today, the fastest delivery in Brazil is done by Magalu. In the first three months of 2021, 51% of e-commerce orders that left the company’s own stock were delivered within 24 hours. And 70% of them reached customers’ homes across Brazil in a maximum of 48 hours. Today, delivery in 1 hour is already a reality at the company and is available in 50 stores.

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Application to Compete for 500 Job Openings in SP at Magalu

Magalu did not provide details about the positions and functions, so there are no criteria for submitting a resume. Candidates of all education levels and professions are welcome at the company!

Those interested in applying for the job openings at Magalu in São Paulo must register their resumes directly on the company’s website at this link.

About Magalu

Magalu is the largest ecosystem for buying and selling in Brazil, a digital platform with physical locations and human warmth. Since May 2011, the company has been listed on the Novo Mercado of B3. In recent years, it has made several acquisitions, consolidating its national presence.

In addition to 1,300 stores in 21 states across the country, Magalu has five additional online brands: Netshoes, Zattini, Shoestock, Época Cosméticos, and Estante Virtual – as well as thousands of sellers in its marketplace and a super app with 33 million active users. Currently, Magalu employs more than 47,000 employees. Its people management policy has been recognized with several awards.

Magalu Opens Job Vacancies to Work This August at Its New Distribution Center in Guarulhos (SP)

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Application to Compete for 500 Job Openings in SP at Magalu

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