Multinational Amazon Offers 117 Job Openings for Its New Distribution Center in Betim, Minas Gerais

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 11/06/2021 at 12:30

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Work at the Multinational Amazon! There Are Several Job Openings for Professionals in Betim, Minas Gerais. Don’t Waste Time, Applications Will Be Open Only Until June 22.

The Multinational Amazon has several job openings for its new distribution center in the city of Betim, Minas Gerais. In total, there are 117 job vacancies for the position of operations assistant.

Job Openings from the Multinational Amazon in Minas Gerais

According to the Operations Director of Amazon in Brazil, Ricardo Pagani, the expansion of the multinational directly reflects its commitment to consumers in the country, always focusing on offering a good customer experience.

The monthly salaries for job openings in Betim will be R$ 1,105 and also include the benefit of a meal voucher. The selection of candidates will be conducted entirely online and is being carried out by the Superintendence of Labor, Employment, and Income (Seter). Candidates must complete a registration form by June 22 of this year.

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Requirements Proposed by Amazon for Job Openings in Betim

Of the 117 job openings offered by Amazon in Minas Gerais, 17 will be exclusive for people with disabilities (PCD). See below the requirements proposed by the multinational:

Completed high school
Aged between 18 and 45 years
Reside in the following regions of Minas Gerais: Teresópolis, Capelinha, Granja Verde, Embiruçu, Vila Cistina, Alterosas, Parque das Acácias, Industrial São Luis, Universal, São Caetano, Nova Baden, Santa Cruz, Petrolândia, and PTB
Availability to work on a 12hX36h schedule

NOTE: Only those who have not participated in any previous selection process of Amazon may apply.

To apply for job openings in Minas Gerais is simple; just access the multinational’s electronic form and fill in some details such as: Age, Education, Full Name, Gender, Phone Number among several others.

CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION!

Multinational Amazon Creates Various Opportunities in Brazil

The distribution center in Betim, Minas Gerais, is the second that the multinational has opened this year in Brazil. In May, another center was inaugurated, with an area of 57,000 square meters. The city selected was Cajamar, São Paulo. Approximately 450 job openings were made available by Amazon at this center, in various areas, such as packaging, sorting, and shipping products to consumers.

This expansion in centers allows Amazon to deliver its products within two business days to its customers in over 600 nearby cities. In addition to excellent service, the centers also generate jobs and income for the local community.

Multinational Amazon Offers 117 Job Openings for Its New Distribution Center in Betim, Minas Gerais

Work at the Multinational Amazon! There Are Several Job Openings for Professionals in Betim, Minas Gerais. Don’t Waste Time, Applications Will Be Open Only Until June 22.

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