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The Consulplan Institute is the organizing committee of the event, responsible for administering the tests and managing the selection process to fill vacancies in public positions.
Registration is open until October 26, 2026, and must be completed exclusively online, on the website of the Instituto Consulplan, the event's organizing committee.
For those with a secondary level, the opportunities are for the position of technical administrative assistant, with a salary of R$2,642.71 for a workload of 40 hours per week, and technical inspection assistant, which also requires a National Driving License (CNH) in category B or higher and offers a salary of R$3,303.39.
For candidates with completed higher education, the competition offers vacancies for administrative analyst, requiring a degree in any area and a salary of R$3,964.05, and accounting analyst, aimed at graduates in accounting sciences registered with the category council, with an initial salary of R$4,504.61. Both higher-level positions have a 30-hour work week.
In addition to the base salary, those hired will receive food allowance worth R$1,000 per month, as well as transportation allowance and health allowance. The application of the objective and discursive tests is scheduled to take place on December 13, 2026, in the city of Aracaju.

The National Congress enacted an amendment that ends the 6x1 scale, gradually reducing the maximum working hours from 44 to 40 hours per week in two steps. Employers' unions warn of increased costs and impacts on competitiveness, while workers' unions celebrate the measure as a victory, highlighting benefits for women working double shifts and the possibility of new hires.

The National Congress promulgates this Friday (16) the PEC that ends the 6x1 scale, approved by the Senate with 75 votes in favor and one against. The proposal reduces the weekly working hours from 44 to 42 hours in two months and another two hours after a year, maintaining salaries. Unions celebrate; industry and commerce warn of costs and impacts on the economy.

g1 publishes a guide to events, services and opportunities in Pará for October 2026, including job openings at Suzano and Solar Coca-Cola, a free Christmas decoration workshop and an HPV vaccination campaign in Belém until October 30, 2024.

Trade associations, bars and restaurants in Ribeirão Preto criticize the accelerated approval of the end of the 6x1 scale in Brasília, warning of increased costs, pressure on prices, impact on small businesses and risk of informality, while highlighting that the 14-month transition is insufficient for companies to adapt.

The Senate approved the PEC that ends the 6x1 work schedule across the country, establishing two days of mandatory rest and reducing the weekly working hours from 44 to 40 hours without a salary reduction. The change will be gradual, with companies taking 60 days to adapt after approval. Of the 81 senators, 75 voted in favor, only Hamilton Mourão (PL-RS) voted against and four were absent.

Companies in Campinas and the region are already starting to plan to adapt to the end of the 6x1 scale, with a forecast of a 15% to 20% increase in the number of employees in the hotel sector and concern about operational and financial impacts on commerce, bars and restaurants, while workers celebrate the possibility of more free time and quality of life.