Recursos Humanos de Portugal convoca brasileiros para grande processo seletivo industrial

Human Resources of Portugal Calls Brazilians for Large Industrial Recruitment Process

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 20/10/2018 at 10:52

Updated on 17/11/2018 at 16:48

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Are You Interested in Working in Portugal? This Is the Great Chance of Your Lives If You Are Welders, Locksmiths, Electricians, Painters, Factory Assistants, and Engineers

Great opportunities to work in Portugal in the country’s industrial sector have just been released, direct from the Human Resources Company Ability, a specialist in selecting foreigners. The vacancies are real, updated, and straight from the source, so you can rest assured about the truthfulness of the article because we always strive for the best content for our readers; you will find the appropriate sources throughout the article.

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But Why Don’t Companies Hire in Their Own Country?

We reported this phenomenon in the article where a national television network did a report stating that there are 148,000 vacancies available because young people are moving to other parts of the world (check out the article and video here). This has led the industry in Portugal to look for labor from other countries, mainly Brazil, which is the subject of today.

If you are interested in working in Portugal, the requirements are experience in the field, education or specific courses for the positions described above, no criminal record, and a valid passport. According to reports from our followers who have already worked there, these are the basic requirements. The company will send an email requesting these documents, and interviews may be conducted via Skype, so stay alert. The contact for sending resumes is vagasportugal@ability-rh.com.

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Human Resources of Portugal Calls Brazilians for Large Industrial Recruitment Process

Are You Interested in Working in Portugal? This Is the Great Chance of Your Lives If You Are Welders, Locksmiths, Electricians, Painters, Factory Assistants, and Engineers

But Why Don’t Companies Hire in Their Own Country?

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