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Ministério da Gestão e da Inovação em Serviços Públicos

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Federal Institute of São Paulo institutional updates

9 clusters · 70 sources · last updated

Latest: IFSP awarded gold SIASS Seal for workplace health initiatives

The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) continues to implement various administrative, academic, and research initiatives. Regarding personnel management, the institute implemented preferential processing for Recogniti

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Brazil public sector hiring surge, August-September 2026

298 clusters · 720 sources · last updated

Latest: Receita Federal advances planning for new public competition

The public sector hiring surge in Brazil expanded through August and September 2026, with significant activity in federal, state, and municipal recruitment. Federal recruitment is advancing through the Receita Federal,

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Brazil INSS reforms and 2027 budget projections

100 clusters · 425 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil proposes 2027 budget with R$ 1,741 minimum wage

By late August 2026, the Brazilian government expanded its biometric initiatives. The INSS updated rules for payroll loans, allowing retirees and pensioners without facial biometrics to authorize loans via the Meu INSS a

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Brazil tax reform: implementation and compliance updates

168 clusters · 535 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil tax reform triggers shifts in pricing, logistics, and small business strategy

Brazil’s transition to a destination-based dual Value Added Tax (IVA) system is advancing through technical and regulatory refinements. The system, comprising the federal CBS and the state/municipal IBS, is set to begin

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Staffing shortages in Brazilian financial institutions

2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Banco do Brasil postpones new public contest to 2027

Major Brazilian financial institutions are facing significant staffing shortages and challenges regarding recruitment processes. As of July 2026, the Banco Central do Brasil (BCB) reported 3,160 vacancies, representing

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