Retomada das atividades da mineradora Samarco vai reabrir 130 empresas e gerar 5 mil vagas de emprego

Return of Samarco Mining Activities Will Reopen 130 Businesses and Create 5,000 Jobs

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/11/2019 at 11:14

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Samarco Received Environmental License and Is Cleared to Resume Activities, Which Should Start in 2020 and Generate About 5,000 Job Openings in Espírito Santo

The return of the mining company Samarco, in the second half of 2020, is expected to create 5,000 job openings. The company, which received the green light to resume operations, rekindles optimism among authorities and the industry not only for new jobs but also for increases in arrecadação in Espírito Santo.

In addition to the return of the mining company’s plants, 130 companies will also reopen. Of those, 30 are service providers, including industries, and 100 are retail establishments, according to data from the Trade Federation (Fecomércio-ES) and the Industry Federation (Findes) of Espírito Santo.

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Return of Samarco Mining Activities Will Reopen 130 Businesses and Create 5,000 Jobs

Samarco Received Environmental License and Is Cleared to Resume Activities, Which Should Start in 2020 and Generate About 5,000 Job Openings in Espírito Santo

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Return of Samarco Mining Activities Will Reopen 130 Businesses and Create 5,000 Jobs

Samarco Received Environmental License and Is Cleared to Resume Activities, Which Should Start in 2020 and Generate About 5,000 Job Openings in Espírito Santo

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