Minister Announces Public Competition Notice for INSS With 1,500 Positions for Experts and Salaries Up to R$ 15,000

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 26/10/2023 at 18:23

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A New Public Competition for INSS Is on the Way, Offering Thousands of Opportunities. According to Statements by Minister Carlos Lupi, the Selection Process Will Include Openings for INSS Experts, with Salaries That Can Reach Up to R$ 15 Thousand.

The Minister of Social Security, Carlos Lupi, confirmed on Tuesday (24) through his social media that a new public competition will be held for the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) for the position of medical expert, with an offer of 1,500 positions.

The expectation is that the selection process will take place in 2024. The selection was already anticipated in the resolution 1,354 of the National Social Security Council, dated August 4, which indicates the need to hold the competition for filling 1,574 positions for INSS Experts.

Requirements to Participate in the New INSS Competition

According to the minister, the positions will primarily be for the northeast region and the interior of the country. Efforts are being made to ensure that social security reaches the citizens, especially the most vulnerable.

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Know How the Last INSS Competition Was

The last public competition for INSS Experts took place in 2011, when 1,875 positions were made available, including 1,500 for technicians and 375 for experts. The organizing body at the time was the Carlos Chagas Foundation (FCC). For the expert positions, the selection process consisted of objective tests and a title analysis. The objective test had 80 questions, with 30 for general knowledge and 50 for specific knowledge.

In general knowledge, topics covered included subjects such as administrative law, constitutional law, ethics in public service, and Portuguese language. In specific knowledge, legislation related to social security, social assistance, labor legislation, occupational medicine, and legislation regarding SUS.

It is worth noting that those approved in the INSS competition for the expert position will be responsible for carrying out medical-expert activities, inspecting work environments, issuing conclusive opinions regarding labor capacity, characterizing disabilities for social security and assistance benefits, among others.

About INSS

The National Institute of Social Security is a public institution created to meet the social and welfare needs of its contributors.

Thus, it guarantees rights to the insured individuals of the General Social Security Regime (RGPS). To understand its importance, in 2017, the agency had more than 50 million insured individuals and approximately 33 million beneficiaries.

One of its main functions is to receive monthly contributions from workers in Brazil. This applies both to those working under the CLT regime and to those who are self-employed but also contribute.

INSS payments are made according to the worker’s category. The percentage paid varies depending on the salary received, ranging from 8% to 11%.

Minister Announces Public Competition Notice for INSS With 1,500 Positions for Experts and Salaries Up to R$ 15,000

A New Public Competition for INSS Is on the Way, Offering Thousands of Opportunities. According to Statements by Minister Carlos Lupi, the Selection Process Will Include Openings for INSS Experts, with Salaries That Can Reach Up to R$ 15 Thousand.

Requirements to Participate in the New INSS Competition

Know How the Last INSS Competition Was

About INSS

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Requirements to Participate in the New INSS Competition

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