Mais de 400 vagas de emprego anunciadas por multinacional, currículo na porta quarta-feira 08 de janeiro

Over 400 Job Openings Announced by Multinational, Resumes Accepted on Wednesday, January 8th

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/01/2020 at 14:17

Updated on 06/01/2020 at 15:31

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The Multinational JBS Offers 400 Job Openings at the Dourados Unit, Selection Begins This Wednesday, January 8

The multinational JBS opens 400 job openings to support its unit in Dourados, a city located 210 kilometers from Campo Grande – MS. The year 2020 starts with good news for the shipbuilding industry! Brasfels Shipyard in Angra dos Reis Starts a GIGANTIC Recruitment and Selection Process with About 60 Positions to Support the Works of the Urca and Frade Drilling Rigs. The positions are for resume registration and for professionals with elementary, high school, and higher education.

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JBS, a Brazilian multinational, is the second-largest food company in the world and a global leader in various segments and businesses. Headquartered in São Paulo, the company operates in 15 countries.

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About JBS MS Job Openings

Production Operator
Machine Operator.

Requirements: The company does not provide the requirements for the above positions, so do not forget to update your contact details, courses, and experience (if you have any) in your resume.

Application

Those interested in the job openings above need to visit the company, located at Km 6 of BR-163, starting January 8. It is essential to bring personal documents, such as Work Card and ID. GOOD LUCK!

Over 400 Job Openings Announced by Multinational, Resumes Accepted on Wednesday, January 8th

The Multinational JBS Offers 400 Job Openings at the Dourados Unit, Selection Begins This Wednesday, January 8

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About JBS MS Job Openings

Application

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