For Rio Grande do Sul, there are 245 vacancies, 237 for agents with higher education and working in eight cities, and another eight vacancies for higher education, all operating in Porto Alegre
Correios announced the opening of a new public competition for a total of 3,511 vacant positions, distributed in different locations across the country. The opportunities are for the positions of Postal Agent (mid level) and Postal Analyst (upper level).
For Rio Grande do Sul, there are 245 vacancies, 237 for agents with higher education and working in eight cities, and another eight vacancies for higher education, all operating in Porto Alegre
Registration can be done on the website of the Brazilian Institute of Training and Qualification (IBFC) from 10 to 28 October. The registration fee is R$39.80 for postal agents and R$42.00 for analysts.
Duties and remuneration
- Post Office Agent: The postman position is the most numerous, with a starting salary of R$ 2,429.26, which can reach R$ 11,934.73 through career progression. In addition to the salary, professionals are entitled to various benefits.
- Postal Analyst: Higher-level analysts will have starting salaries starting at R$6,872.48. For Architect and Engineer positions, the starting salary is R$ 10,302.00, based on the national minimum wage for the category. The maximum compensation for these positions can reach R$26,013.50.
In addition to attractive salaries, those admitted to the competition will be entitled to a series of benefits, such as:
- Meal/food voucher of R$ 1,382.42
- Health plan
- Transport voucher of R$ 835.83 per month
- Assistance for dependents with disabilities of R$ 989.90
- Daycare/nanny allowance of R$686.50
- Profit Sharing (PLR)
How to sign up
To participate in the competition, candidates must access the IBFC website from 10 to 28 October and follow the instructions to register and pay the fee.
Source: Terra
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