Rio Offers 1,948 Job Vacancies, Focusing on the Hospitality Sector and Various Roles, Such as Loading and Unloading Assistant, Stock Operator, Security Guard, and Opportunities for People with Disabilities

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Published on 19/05/2025 at 11:12

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With Almost 2,000 Job Openings, Rio Focuses on Hospitality and Inclusion with New Opportunities in Various Regions of the City

The city of Rio de Janeiro started the week with good news for those seeking work. The Municipal Secretariat of Labor and Income (SMTE) announced on Monday (19) the opening of 1,948 job vacancies in all regions of the municipality. Of the total, 468 opportunities are exclusive for people with disabilities.

Among the highlights is the “Trabalha Rio Hotels” event, which takes place in Copacabana and focuses on vacancies in the hospitality sector. The initiative gathers companies looking for immediate hires.

“This action aims to increase the job supply in the hotel sector, which has been growing significantly due to the major events the mayor has been holding in the city,” explained Secretary Manoel Vieira.

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The opportunities range from operational roles, such as loading and unloading assistant (200 vacancies), stock operator (50), and security guard (50), to internship positions in courses like Administration, Engineering, Pedagogy, and Computer Science.

There are also offers for lifeguards in Campo Grande and housekeepers in Barra da Tijuca. Both require completed elementary education and six months of experience.

The SMTE informs that companies define the selection criteria. The secretariat conducts the screening of resumes based on the required profiles. The selection process may involve sending resumes, online applications, or in-person interviews, depending on the company.

Interested individuals should register their resumes through the link https://tr.ee/L30k1tDGoz or visit one of the seven Worker Centers, open Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM.

People with disabilities can apply via email at vagaspcd.smte@gmail.com or go to CIAD at Avenida Presidente Vargas, 1,997.

Information from Diário do Rio.

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