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Pulp and paper industry and labor developments in Brazil
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Pulp and paper industry and labor developments in Brazil
The pulp and paper industry in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, is centered on the continues to see activity through technical events and workforce expansion. The 14th Cellulose and Paper Week, an event promoted by the Brazilian Technical Association of Cellulose and Paper (ABTCP) held at a Suzano facility. During the event, facility, features technical presentations from companies such as like Albany International are presenting technical solutions, including lectures International. These sessions focus on high-performance process solutions, such as adapting press felts for high-speed cellulose drying machines to improve enhance operational efficiency. Alongside these industry developments, Suzano has announced 17 job openings is actively expanding its workforce in the cities region. Following the announcement of 17 vacancies in Ribas do Rio Pardo and Três Lagoas. These vacancies cover various sectors, including Lagoas covering forestry, technical, operational, and maintenance roles, such as drivers, silviculture the company has also opened a selection process for trainee operators. These trainee positions, which include forest machine and crane operators, are available in Três Lagoas, Ribas do Rio Pardo, Água Clara, and forest maintenance planners. Bataguassu. These roles are offered via temporary contracts lasting up to three months, with the potential for permanent employment based on performance. This localized hiring aligns with broader national labor trends reported by the Ministry of Labor and Employment’s Novo Caged. Data from the first half of 2026 indicates that young people aged 18 to 24 comprised 33.17% of all temporary admissions in Brazil, totaling 178,186 hires—a 1.8% increase from the previous year. Experts note that temporary work is increasingly serving as a vital entry point for young professionals entering the market.
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