Construction Workers Started 2021 in Demand for Job Openings by Companies in the Sector

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 22/01/2021 at 16:01

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According to a report, FGV’s research shows that entrepreneurs are optimistic about the first half of the year. 34% reported that they will create more jobs in 2021. Professionals in the field with experience are being sought in the job market.

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The construction sector was one of the sectors that hired the most during the Covid-19 pandemic. Since they do not require highly qualified labor, projects in this sector will ensure various job opportunities for economically vulnerable people.

CBIC Economist Ieda Vasconcelos says, “In 2020, what stimulated our sector were factors such as the low interest rate and the increase in mortgage financing. For 2021, we are expecting a growth of about 4% in activity level in GDP. If this occurs, the sector could create more than 200,000 new formal job openings.”

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Milton Bigucci Junior, president of the Association of Real Estate Builders and Managers of Grande ABC, reports, “We have been feeling an increase in demand for bricklayers and specialized labor since the end of last year, the end of 2020.”

Ana Maria Castelo, economist at the Getulio Vargas Foundation, explains that unlike other sectors, in construction, companies are sold first and then employees are hired.

“Almost 700 companies were surveyed; 34% saying they will increase their number of jobs against only 8% saying they will decrease. For 2021, the Getulio Vargas Foundation’s survey indicates that real estate market companies show the highest percentage of hiring,” according to FGV’s research.

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