Obras Comperj: Keuri Metodo divulga as primeiras contratações de junho

Comperj Works: Kerui Metodo Announces First Hires of June

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/05/2018 at 22:09

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The Consortium Formed by the Chinese and Brazilian Companies Publishes Job Openings for Direct Hiring for Comperj Works with Many Positions

The Comperj works are now more active than ever, and the Kerui Método consortium has just announced the first hires that will take place in less than a month. There are many positions available, and the announcement is official, without any sensationalism.It had previously announced the receipt of resumes, but everything was very vague and with no expected start date, but fortunately this scenario has just changed; check out the openings and right after that the official source from the company:

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Remember that these positions are preliminary for the start of the foundation and containment works; gradually, the demand for employees that may be lacking will be met, but mass hiring will happen in July/August. Below, see more details on the announcement from Keuri:

For those who wish to apply, the email is curriculo@kerui-metodo.com.br; they do not need to go to the union office or the SINE of Itaboraí. This round of hiring will be exclusively for this contact, and residents who are part of Conleste will be prioritized. You can also apply for the Sergipe Thermoelectric Works, which are currently in full operation; there are 4 companies in this project collecting resumes.

Comperj Works: Kerui Metodo Announces First Hires of June

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