Wholesale network Attack A unit was opened in the municipality of Renino, south of Barra. The new store created around 300 direct and indirect jobsContribute to strengthening the local economy.
The unit offers vacancies open to stock exchange sites, store operator (replacement), fork lever, stock assistant and deposit assistant. The interested parties must connect the curriculum directly to the store, in the services sector.
It is located on Perimetral Avenue, S/N – Quadra 1 – LOT 2, in the famous Casas neighborhood, the store will work from Monday to Saturday, from 7 am to 10 pm, and on Sunday and holidays, from 7 am to 8 pm.
In addition to the Atacarejo model, the unit provides services that focus on the final consumer, such as Bakery, Butcher Shop, colds, devices and exclusive area of flowers and plants. The structure also contains 100 % LED lighting, broban and recycling collectors, and promoting sustainability practices.
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According to the company, the goal is to serve from small traders to the general public, with various products and competitive prices. The expansion also enhances the presence of the network in the northern region, where the brand already works with other units.
“The opening of the unit in redemption enhances our commitment to the northern region and the development of the societies in which we work. We carry a modern model for the store, with services that serve both the small merchant and the final consumer, we always focus on providing high -quality products at competitive prices.
The new store is also open to the vacant pressures of the exchange assistant sites, the store operator (replacement), the forkl -lever, storage and deposits. Interested parties can connect the curricula directly to the unit in the service sector.
Among the benefits provided to employees are medical and dental assistance, a cafeteria on the site, a transportation voucher, crown assistance, results prizes, holidays, educational allowance and benefits in using the network card.
*(IRY COSTA, Press Trainer under the supervision of Keila Ferreira, Coordinator of the Politics and Economics Center)
