Mato Grosso do Sul Opens 3,456 Job Vacancies in Various Areas; Funtrab Offers Opportunities for Different Profiles

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 02/06/2025 at 06:53

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More Than 3 Thousand Jobs Are Open at Funtrab, With Options From Elementary School to Qualified Technical Professionals

The Mato Grosso do Sul Labor Foundation (Funtrab) starts the week with a wide range of opportunities. On this Monday (2), there are 3,456 job openings available in various areas in the State. The options cater to a diverse audience, from candidates with elementary education to professionals with technical qualifications.

The open positions include warehouse clerk, graphic designer, café assistant, pharmacy cashier, grill chef, general cook, elderly caregiver, interior decorator, billing clerk, transport manager, cashier, flyer distributor, snack maker, gravedigger, mechanical technician, and sales representative.

Funtrab emphasizes that the turnover for these positions is high. For this reason, there is a possibility that the spots will be filled quickly, with no prior notice. The recommendation is for interested individuals to attend as soon as possible to ensure participation in the selection processes.

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Service is provided in person at the foundation’s headquarters, located at Rua 13 de Maio, No. 2,773, in downtown Campo Grande. The hours of operation are from Monday to Friday, from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM.

To apply, it is necessary to present personal documents, such as ID and CPF, as well as a Work Card, which can be either the physical or digital version. During the service, workers also receive free professional guidance and assistance in resume preparation.

Funtrab reaffirms its commitment to facilitating access to the formal labor market in the State. In addition to job openings, it offers complete support at no cost for those seeking new employment opportunities.

With this set of services, the foundation aims to meet the needs of workers and assist in the integration of professionals into different sectors of the local economy.

With information from Capital News.

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