Construction Work at the Mall in Macaé Requires Job Openings Today, September 15

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 15/09/2020 at 18:29

Updated on 15/09/2020 at 18:35

Empresa de Recursos Humanos iniciou ontem, 14 de setembro, processo seletivo para vagas temporárias em obras de construção civil no Shopping em Macaé

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Human Resources Company Started Yesterday, September 14, Selection Process for Temporary Positions in Construction Works at the Mall in Macaé

The Human Resources company Winner RH announced yesterday (09/14) job openings for bricklayers and laborers. The opportunities are for construction works at the mall in Macaé from 06/17 to 10/02/2020. Construction and Industrial Assembly Company with Many Job Openings for Bricklayers, Semi-Skilled Workers, Welders, and More for Works in São Paulo and Paraná

For Maintenance and Job Creation in Various Segments, Construction Is Essential for Brazil’s Economic Recovery

In Construction, via Eduarda Fabris, Executive Director of Urbe.me – An unprecedented fact, the Brazilian economy has undergone two consecutive years of recession since 2015. This was followed by a meager growth that, when it seemed to gain some momentum, was traumatic interrupted last March.

Although this data points to widespread helplessness, some sectors remain active. Some of them have multiplier effects, influencing numerous chains through their demand for products and services, boosting maintenance and job creation in various segments. In this regard, construction is essential for economic recovery.

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If You Are Available Immediately, Check Below the Roles and Requirements to Apply for Temporary Positions in Macaé

Compensation for the Period of 12 Working Days:

Bricklayer: R$ 950.67
Laborer: R$ 666.88

Benefits: The company offers transportation voucher and meals on-site.

Requirements: no requirements were provided to compete for the positions, so before sending your résumé, make sure to update your contact details, courses, certificates, qualifications, and experience.

Application for Temporary Positions in Construction Works at the Mall in Macaé – Winner RH

If you are a construction professional, a resident of Macaé, and specialized in any of the positions above, join the recruitment process at Winner RH and immediately send your updated résumé indicating the job title in the subject line to the email curriculo@winnerrh.com.br.

Construction Work at the Mall in Macaé Requires Job Openings Today, September 15

Human Resources Company Started Yesterday, September 14, Selection Process for Temporary Positions in Construction Works at the Mall in Macaé

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