Porto de Itajaí conta com 49 vagas de emprego para ensino fundamental ; salários podem ultrapassar 6 mil reais!

Port of Itajaí Offers 49 Job Openings for Elementary Education; Salaries Can Exceed 6,000 Reais!

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/02/2020 at 06:45

Updated on 24/02/2020 at 07:07

Porto de Itajaí conta com 49 vagas de emprego para ensino undamental; salários podem ultrapassar 6 mil reais!

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There Are 49 Job Openings for Elementary School Graduates at the Port of Itajaí by APM TERMINALS; Applications Until February 28

Good news for the Port of Itajaí. APM TERMINALS has 49 job openings for elementary school graduates in the port area. Interested candidates are being registered by the Port of Itajaí’s Port Workers Management Body (Ogmo), and the salary can exceed 6 thousand reais! Job openings for technicians and engineers at Brazil’s largest bauxite producer, MRN

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Application for Job Openings at the Port of Itajaí

Interested parties should go to OGMO/ITAJAÍ, equipped with copies of RG, CPF, and proof of residence. Application location: Av. Coronel Eugênio Muller, No. 405, Centro, at the headquarters of OGMO/ITAJAÍ, until February 28, 2020, from 08:00/11:00 and 13:30/16:00.

Registered and Recorded Port Workers at OGMO/ITAJAÍ who are qualified to exercise the activity may apply.

Candidates will then be forwarded to Portonave, where the selection process will be conducted according to the company’s procedures. For more details on the process, check the Announcements – APM Terminals:Announcement 2 2020 and Announcement 3 2020.

Port of Itajaí Offers 49 Job Openings for Elementary Education; Salaries Can Exceed 6,000 Reais!

There Are 49 Job Openings for Elementary School Graduates at the Port of Itajaí by APM TERMINALS; Applications Until February 28

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