
Hiring campaign will be held this Saturday in Água Branca
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Line 6-Orange of the São Paulo subway is an expansion project for the city's subway system, aimed at improving urban mobility between the North Zone and the Center.
The works on Line 6-Orange of the São Paulo subway have 500 job openings open for professionals who will work in different operational roles. A hiring campaign will be held this Saturday (12), in Água Branca, in the West Zone of the capital.
The project foresees the connection between Brasilândia, in the North Zone, and the Liberdade region, in the Center of São Paulo, passing through important areas of the city.
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The 500 vacancies will be filled by the end of the hiring campaign this Saturday.
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