Nestlé Is Recruiting 600 New Candidates To Fill Temporary Job Openings Across Brazil

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/07/2022 at 12:43

O candidato deve ter conhecimento para manuseio de tablet, celular e navegação na internet – imagem: Divulgação/Nestlé

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Nestlé Is Offering Hundreds of New Temporary Job Vacancies for Candidates 60+

Nestlé, a food industry company, is offering new temporary job vacancies for professionals residing in the Vale do Paraíba. The opportunities are for a specific group for the position of sales promoter. The temporary vacancies provided by Nestlé are exclusive to candidates aged 60 and over. There are opportunities in all states of the country, and around 800 stores will participate in the initiative.

Professionals Will Receive Salaries of R$ 1,343

The aim is for the hired professionals to promote the products participating in the I Won a Year of Nestlé promotion. Additionally, the professionals will be responsible for registering the invoice and exchanging it for the bonus product from the Buy and Win program. Selected candidates for the temporary vacancies will start their activities on August 1st.

The only exception is in the city of Recife, where activities at Nestlé are scheduled to start on July 25th. The job vacancies program will last 30 days, thus concluding on August 31st of this year.

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Cost Assistance and Requirements to Work at Nestlé

The remuneration for employees will be R$ 1,343.33, plus daily cost assistance of R$ 30. People from all over the country can apply, and those approved by Nestlé in São Paulo will go through in-person training. Meanwhile, those selected in other regions of the country will have training in the distance learning format.

In addition to being at least 60 years old, those interested in the temporary vacancies must also have proficiency in handling tablets, browsing the internet, and knowledge of mobile phones. Availability of schedule and experience with customer service or sales will also be required.

Application for Job Vacancies

Those interested in Nestlé’s temporary vacancies will have until July 25th to apply.

The application must be made online, through the completion of a form on the company’s website. The form will require information such as email, date of birth, full name, phone number, among other details.

List of Cities with Open Job Vacancies

AM – Manaus;
AC – Rio Branco;
AL – Maceió;
DF – Brasília;
GO – Goiânia;
PI – Teresina;
RO – Porto Velho;
RR – Boa Vista;
SE – Aracaju;
Pernambuco;
Ceará;
Pernambuco
Maranhão;
Rio de Janeiro.

Nestlé Is Recruiting 600 New Candidates To Fill Temporary Job Openings Across Brazil

Nestlé Is Offering Hundreds of New Temporary Job Vacancies for Candidates 60+

Professionals Will Receive Salaries of R$ 1,343

Cost Assistance and Requirements to Work at Nestlé

Application for Job Vacancies

List of Cities with Open Job Vacancies

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