How About Working at UNIMED and Earning R$2,304.06 Plus an R$800.00 Food Voucher? UNIMED Opens Selection Process and You Can Submit Your Resume Until January 11, 2025!

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 05/12/2024 at 17:49

Updated on 05/12/2024 at 17:50

Que tal trabalhar na UNIMED e receber R$2.304,06 + vale alimentação de R$800,00? A UNIMED abre processo seletivo e você pode enviar seu currículo até 11 de janeiro de 2025! (Imagem: Representação)

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Join the Largest Health Cooperative in Santa Catarina, Working in an Inclusive and Welcoming Environment. Check the Requirements and Apply Now.

Unimed Grande Florianópolis (UGF), recognized as the largest cooperative of health in Santa Catarina, has a vacancy open for Administrative Assistant.

This is an opportunity for those seeking stability, a career plan, and benefits that value well-being and personal development.

As an Administrative Assistant, you will be responsible for supporting the management of services in various administrative routines such as filing, assets, hospitality, and shipping, directly contributing to the optimization of internal processes.

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Benefits and Differentiators of the Vacancy

The remuneration is R$2,304.06, in addition to an attractive benefits package, which includes:

Meal/Food Voucher: R$800.00;
Childcare Assistance and Education Assistance;
Transportation Voucher;
Gym Platform;
Psychology Support;
Health and Dental Plans;
Time off on your birthday month;
Career Plan, Positions, and Salaries.

UNIMED Selection Process

The selection process for the Administrative Assistant position consists of seven stages:

Online Registration.
Behavioral Test.
Portuguese Test.
Logical Reasoning Test.
Technical Evaluation.
Interview.
Hiring.

Applications are open until January 11, 2025, and hiring will be for in-person work in Florianópolis/SC.

List of Available Vacancies

Administrative Assistant (11/19/2024)

Check other vacancies on the Unimed portal for more opportunities!

How to Apply

To apply, access the official website of Unimed Grande Florianópolis through the link below. Register your resume, fill in all the details correctly, and complete your application before the deadline.

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About Unimed Grande Florianópolis

Unimed Grande Florianópolis has been a reference in care and health for over 50 years. Part of the largest cooperative health system in the world, Unimed offers a welcoming, inclusive, and innovative environment.

With the mission to promote and care for people’s health, the cooperative constantly seeks to improve the experience of its employees and clients through best practices in governance and management.

Don’t miss this chance to be part of Unimed Grande Florianópolis and contribute to the health and well-being of thousands of people. Apply now!

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Eliane de Souza Rodrigues

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09/12/2024 22:20

Não tem currículo em casa muito hospital

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Nilzete de Medeiros Santos Peres

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08/12/2024 17:36

Quero trabalhar em uma empresa como esta

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Daiane silva

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08/12/2024 10:04

Eu queroo trabalhar ai. Meu sonho como faço pra me inscrever. Colocar meu currculo ai

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How About Working at UNIMED and Earning R$2,304.06 Plus an R$800.00 Food Voucher? UNIMED Opens Selection Process and You Can Submit Your Resume Until January 11, 2025!

Join the Largest Health Cooperative in Santa Catarina, Working in an Inclusive and Welcoming Environment. Check the Requirements and Apply Now.

Benefits and Differentiators of the Vacancy

UNIMED Selection Process

List of Available Vacancies

How to Apply

SECURE YOUR VACANCY BY CLICKING HERE

About Unimed Grande Florianópolis

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Benefits and Differentiators of the Vacancy

UNIMED Selection Process

List of Available Vacancies

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SECURE YOUR VACANCY BY CLICKING HERE

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