In 2022 Alone, Brazil's Logistics Sector Created 94,000 New Jobs, According to Caged

In 2022 Alone, Brazil’s Logistics Sector Created 94,000 New Jobs, According to Caged

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/09/2022 at 15:53

Updated on 09/09/2022 at 16:12

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Data From The Agency Indicates A Growth Of 64.8% In Relation To The Same Period Of 2021

São Paulo, September 2022 – The Transportation, Storage, and Postal sector opened 94,103 new job vacancies across the country from January to July of this year, according to data from the General Registry of Employed and Unemployed (Caged) of the Ministry of Labor.

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The growth is 64.8% compared to the same period in 2021, when the opening of 57,090 job positions was recorded. According to the Caged, the month with the highest positive balance was June 2022, when 16,857 vacancies were opened.

One of the reasons pushing the rise in hiring in the logistics sector is the expansion of e-commerce, which has led logistics companies to modernize with new delivery methods and the automation of their processes through technology.

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Investment in Technology

Currently, Moove+ offers logistics services for warehousing and product distribution through trackable delivery, distribution centers in urban areas, among other solutions involving the use of technology for logistics simplification. Inventory and order management, for example, is carried out through the WMS Warehouse Management Systems with online reports and controls that allow tracking the entire distribution journey in real-time, even through mobile devices. For deliveries, it relies on the services of Flash Courier franchises present throughout the national territory, with over 400 units.

“We are implementing several automatic functionalities in our logistics such as PUDOs (Pick Up & Drop Off), lockers, automatic address corrections, and contact via chatbot so that the service recipient can self-serve and choose the best delivery option, without the shipper having to contract with different companies and prepare integrations. This way, we make our logistics environment complete and easy to contract for our clients,” comments the CEO.

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