Salaries of R$ 5,300 + R$ 600 for Food Allowance: 36-Month Contract and 40-Hour Weekly Workload in New Selection Process by SEJUS ES

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Published on 19/10/2024 at 10:36

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The SEJUS ES Opportunity Is for Forming a Reserve Registry in Various Areas of Activity, with a Benefit of R$ 600.00 for Food

The State Secretariat of Justice of Espírito Santo (SEJUS ES) announced notice no. 002/2024, offering an excellent job opportunity. This selective process of SEJUS ES aims to temporarily hire professionals to form a reserve registry. Thus, if positions become available, candidates may be called to act in one of the 14 municipalities covered in the selection, according to the website Concursos no Brasil.

Remuneration and Available Positions in the SEJUS ES Selective Process

The contracts established in the SEJUS ES selective process will last for 36 months and require a workload of 40 hours per week. The offered remuneration is attractive, with a monthly salary of R$ 5,349.18, in addition to a food allowance of R$ 600.00. The available positions at SEJUS ES are for the following roles:

Psychologist: A bachelor’s degree in Psychology and an active registration with the Regional Psychology Council (CRP) are required.
Social Worker: The candidate must have a bachelor’s degree in Social Work and registration with the Regional Social Work Council (CRESS).

In addition, all candidates must possess a National Driver’s License (CNH) in category B.

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Registrations for the SEJUS ES Selective Process

Those interested in participating in the selective process for positions may register between 12 PM on October 21 and October 25, 2024. Applications for the positions must be made through the state selection website by filling out an electronic form. It is important to note that there will be no registration fee.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

The classification of candidates for the positions in the selective process will be based on the analysis of the professional experience and qualifications provided at the time of registration. Time of service in public and private companies, as well as postgraduate studies and individual courses, will be considered. In the event of a tie, the selection will prioritize candidates with higher qualification scores and, if necessary, age will be the final tie-breaking criterion.

After the announcement of the scores, the successful candidates must provide documentation that proves the information provided during registration.

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João Carlos Dutra Rodrigues

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21/10/2024 19:35

Guero muito preciso muito diiero

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André de Oliveira Alves

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20/10/2024 22:23

Eu tenho interesse nessa vaga

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Nelcivanbrito

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20/10/2024 19:28

Queria fazer parte da empresa como faço

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Salaries of R$ 5,300 + R$ 600 for Food Allowance: 36-Month Contract and 40-Hour Weekly Workload in New Selection Process by SEJUS ES

The SEJUS ES Opportunity Is for Forming a Reserve Registry in Various Areas of Activity, with a Benefit of R$ 600.00 for Food

Remuneration and Available Positions in the SEJUS ES Selective Process

Registrations for the SEJUS ES Selective Process

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