Job Market in Paraná is Hot: Week Starts with Over 23,000 Available Positions at the Worker Agencies

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 26/05/2025 at 09:48

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With More Than 23 Thousand Openings, Paraná Offers Opportunities in All Regions; Highlight for Cascavel and the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba

Paraná starts the week with a significant job offer. There are 23,138 open positions with signed work cards at the Labor Agencies and advanced posts in all regions of the state.

The position with the highest number of opportunities is production line feeder, with 6,933 open positions. Next are slaughterer, with 843 openings, cashier, with 835, and meat cutter, with 829 opportunities.

The region with the highest volume of vacancies is Cascavel, with 5,479. The main available positions in the area are production line feeder (1,566), slaughterer (478), cashier (287), and office assistant (168).

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In second place is the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba, which totals 3,986 opportunities. Of these, 556 are for production line feeders, 212 for cleaners, 174 for cashiers, and 172 for logistics assistants.

Only at the Labor Agency in Curitiba, there are 986 open positions. The most in-demand positions are cleaner (81), food service assistant (64), and store and market attendant (60).

Other regions also present a large number of openings. Campo Mourão has 2,827 opportunities, with 1,105 for production line feeders and 413 for meat cutters. Londrina offers 2,460 vacancies, highlighting 595 for production line feeders and 84 for construction helpers.

Pato Branco accounts for 1,870 vacancies, with 592 for production line feeders and 85 for meat cutters. Foz do Iguaçu has 1,878 opportunities, with 827 for production line feeders and 109 for merchandise replenishment.

The Secretary of Labor, Qualification, and Income, Do Carmo, emphasized the positive scenario. “We are experiencing a very positive moment in the Paraná job market. More than 23 thousand open positions reveal the strength of our economy and the commitment of the State Government to ensure these opportunities reach those who need them most. We are investing heavily in qualification, mediation, and humanized support at the Labor Agencies,” he stated.

To apply, it is necessary to visit the Labor Agency of the municipality. Appointments can be made online at the website: trabalho.pr.gov.br/Trabalho.

With information from A Rede.info.

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