Rio City Hall, through the Municipal Department of Labor and Income (SMTE), announced, this week, a total of 1,316 new job vacancies for workers, with and without disabilities. There are 931 vacancies for workers in general, and another 385 for people with disabilities. The highlight of the week is the gas station attendants, professionals who work at gas stations: there are 20 vacancies open without the need for prior experience for Rio and the Metropolitan region. To apply, you just need to have completed Fundamentals.
The remaining jobs of the week are intended for candidates with or without previous experience, in various activities. There are vacancies for cooks, supermarket operators, photovoltaic panel installers, electricians, nannies, nutritionists (for those with higher education in the area), nurses, administrative assistants, construction workers and kitchen workers (these last four, for PCDs), among many others. other professional opportunities.
– We believe that the best social policy is formal employment. Therefore, it is important to generate opportunities for experienced workers who need to relocate, but also for those looking for their first opportunity. We want open doors to the job market for young people to enter and those who have been away to return – defended the municipal secretary of Labor and Income, Everton Gomes.
In addition to job openings, internship opportunities are also offered to university students. This week, SMTE presents opportunities for students of Production Engineering, Accounting Sciences, Administration, Pedagogy, Advertising, Pharmacy, Journalism and Psychology in different regions of the city.
How to sign up:
The candidates You can register online. It is no longer necessary to use code to fill out the form. People without internet access can register in person at one of the seven Worker Central offices, at the following addresses: Centro (Av. Presidente Vargas, 1997, at CIAD); Campo Grande (Rua Coxilha, s/nº); Engenho Novo (Rua Vinte Quatro de Maio, 931); Ilha do Governador (Estrada do Dendê, 2,080); Jacarepaguá (Av. Geremário Dantas, 1,400, rooms 172 and 173); Santa Cruz (Rua Lopes de Moura, 58) and Tijuca (Rua Camaragibe, 25). The stations are open from 8am to 4pm. Candidates must bring their ID, CPF, PIS and CV to register.
People with disabilities have the option of sending their CV to email [email protected] or attend the CIAD, a reference in the search and offering of employment opportunities for people with disabilities in the municipality.
The secretariat is responsible for the Rio City Hall’s job bank and has over 400,000 CVs with a wide range of professional profiles. Companies interested in these profiles should register with this link. The services are free.
