Mogi das Cruzes Opens 842 Job Vacancies This Monday (5) in Various Fields and Education Levels Through Mogi Conecta — Free Registration Available Online or by Phone

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 05/05/2025 at 08:21

Créditos: Agência Brasil

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Mogi Conecta Program Offers 842 Job Openings This Monday (5), With Opportunities in Various Fields and Education Levels; Registration is Free and Can Be Done Online or by Phone

Mogi das Cruzes starts the week with 842 open job vacancies this Monday (5). The opportunities are provided by the municipal program and cover various fields and education levels.

Those interested should access the Mogi Conecta platform to apply and check the requirements for each position. The site also provides additional details about each opportunity. For those who prefer to be assisted by phone, the city hall provides the numbers (11) 4699-1900, 4699-2784, and 4798-6315.

Among the positions with the most openings are production assistant, with 71 opportunities, telemarketing operator (60), general helper (66), cleaning assistant (36), and active telemarketing operator (35). There are also chances for snack bar attendant, gardener, electrician, welder, and apprentice.

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List of All Opportunities in Mogi das Cruzes

General Cook 4
Inside Salesperson 9
Telemarketing Operator 60
Production Assistant 71
Sales Clerk 8
Cleaning Assistant 36
Construction Helper 15
Bricklayer 7
Merchandise Replenisher 1
Retail Salesperson 5
Welder 4
Kitchen Assistant 12
Housekeeper 2
Doorman 14
Administrative Assistant 14
General Helper 66
Retail Salesperson 5
Butcher 5
Maintenance Electrician 2
Sales Clerk 12
Apprentice 14
Forklift Operator 3
Light Truck Driver 1
Electrician 12
Gardener 3
Active Telemarketing Operator 35
Health Plan Salesperson 5
Truck Driver 8
Snack Bar Attendant 10

With information from G1.

Mogi das Cruzes Opens 842 Job Vacancies This Monday (5) in Various Fields and Education Levels Through Mogi Conecta — Free Registration Available Online or by Phone

Mogi Conecta Program Offers 842 Job Openings This Monday (5), With Opportunities in Various Fields and Education Levels; Registration is Free and Can Be Done Online or by Phone

List of All Opportunities in Mogi das Cruzes

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Mogi Conecta Program Offers 842 Job Openings This Monday (5), With Opportunities in Various Fields and Education Levels; Registration is Free and Can Be Done Online or by Phone

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