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Brazil expands municipal hiring
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Municipal hiring drives continued across Brazil in late July 2026, adding new simplified contests in several states while maintaining fee‑free, online registration and reserve registers for future temporary hires. In Piauí, the municipality of Tamboril announced two public hiring processes for more than 20 immediate positions in education and administration, with salaries from R$800 to R$2,600 and workweeks of 20, 30 or 40 hours. Applications are open online 17‑25 July and a written test is set for 16 August. Goiás’ city of Trombas opened another contest covering roughly 100 professional and support roles, salary caps up to R$5,130.63 and weekly hours of 30‑40. Registration runs 1 August‑1 September, with written exams and title analysis where required. In Rio Grande do Sul, Liberato Salzano released a notice for 18 temporary positions—including nutritionist, physiotherapist and psychologist—paying R$1,796.78‑R$5,500. Applications are accepted online 24 July‑2 August, followed by a written test on 9 August. Salto, São Paulo, posted a separate selection for community‑health and disease‑control agents, offering a median monthly wage of R$3,267 plus benefits. Registrations run 25 July‑25 August, with the written exam scheduled for 20 September. These additions extend the nationwide pattern The wave expanded further on 27 July with Ribeira do Pombal (Bahia) launching a contest for 19 immediate municipal‑guard and fiscal posts and a reserve list, and Balneário Piçarras (Santa Catarina) announcing 42 immediate jobs across safety, cultural and environmental units. Both municipalities introduced modest participation fees while allowing exemptions for low‑income candidates, with written exams slated for late August and early September. On 29 July, Maricá in Rio de Janeiro signed a contract to hold a large health‑service exam for 836 positions—agents of municipal recruitment through simplified, fee‑free processes. endemic disease control and community health agents—offering R$2,640 salaries and 40‑hour weeks.
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- 2026-07-29 21:00 UTC Brazil expands municipal hiring
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