Route of Work and Entrepreneurship, in Piracicaba City Hall of Piracicaba The 3rd edition of the Route of Work and Entrepreneurship will offer more than 800 job vacancies in Piracicaba, informed the city hall, responsible for the event. The action takes place next Wednesday (12), from 9am to 12pm, at Praça José Bonifácio, in the Center. Entry is free. The event is part of the official program for Piracicaba's 259th anniversary, held throughout August. Interested parties must bring several copies of their updated CV to deliver to the company stands. In addition to job vacancies, the event will also have internship opportunities, apprenticeships and free professional qualification courses. ? Click to the g1 Piracicaba channel on WhatsApp Types of vacancies According to the city hall, there will be vacancies for roles such as assistant and production operator, diesel mechanic, waiter, clerk, butcher, driver, restocker, cashier, forklift operator, logistics assistant, turner, boilermaker, welder, administrative assistant, receptionist, cleaning assistant, elderly carer, nursing assistant, pharmacist and laboratory assistant. There are also affirmative vacancies for people with disabilities (PCDs). Vacancies are offered by companies from various sectors, such as industry, automotive, food, commerce, logistics, health, education, cleaning and services. Service 3rd Route of Work and Entrepreneurship When: August 12th, from 9am to 12pm Where: Praça José Bonifácio, in the Center of Piracicaba How much: free entry What to bring: several copies of the updated CV
More than 800 job vacancies are offered at an event in Piracicaba; see how to participate
Route of Work and Entrepreneurship, in Piracicaba City Hall of Piracicaba The 3rd edition of the Route of Work and Entrepreneurship will offer more than 800 job vacancies in Piracicaba, informed the city hall,...
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