On February 25, 2025, the National Employment System (Sine) of Altamira announced it has 29 job vacancies available across various sectors, catering to the needs of local job seekers amid economic developments. Interested candidates are encouraged to visit Sine Altamira, located at Brasília neighborhood, where applications are accepted from Monday to Thursday, 8 AM to 2 PM. Applicants must present valid documents including CPF, RG, work permit, and proof of residence to secure their opportunities.
The range of available positions includes various roles such as:
- Civil Firefighter: A technical course along with updated certification and good communication skills are mandatory.
- Sales Consultant: Previous experience and availability for travel are required, alongside possession of own vehicle.
- Administrative Assistant (Pcd): The role necessitates organizational skills and is suitable for candidates with complete high school education.
- Refrigeration Technician: Requires experience and knowledge of electrical and refrigeration systems.
- Field Supervisor: Background in management or relevant experience is preferred.
While these local developments take place, broader economic themes are being shaped as investors focus on the tariff plans proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump and measures affecting investments between the U.S. and China. Rajeev De Mello, portfolio manager at Gama Asset Management, shared insights on market volatility triggered by potential tariffs. “The continuous signal of new tariffs introduces unnecessary volatility in the markets,” he stated, emphasizing the caution needed as these policies may affect global economic growth.
Back on the corporate front, the C6 Bank is witnessing significant positive momentum as it reports its first annual profit. Marcelo Kalim, the bank’s CEO, discussed plans to accelerate growth without compromising business fundamentals, stating, “We have the capacity to double our revenue, maintaining stable expenses.” This is based on preliminary indicators for 2025, which suggest stronger credit portfolio growth than seen the previous year.
Meanwhile, Unilever faced surprising leadership changes, with Hein Schumacher stepping down less than two years after taking the reins. The company has appointed Fernando Fernandez, who previously led the Brazil operations, as its new global CEO. This change is expected to guide Unilever back toward its growth objectives as it faces increasing competition.
On February 24, 2025, the community mourned the passing of Leonilda Giacomeli Batisti, who died at the age of 97. Her funeral service took place on February 25, with community members gathering to pay their respects at the Municipal Cemetery Parque da Saudade. Leonilda’s legacy includes her family: three children, eight grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren who now bear her memory.
The day also marks preparations for the upcoming International Women’s Day events, with the Rotary Marechal planning a celebratory dance dinner on March 8 to honor women’s contributions to society. Presidents of both the Rotary Marechal and the Association of Residents of Linha Heidrich held discussions about the event as community engagement continues to thrive.
Notably, February 25 is not just about the serious matters at hand; it is also the birthday of many residents. Among them are notable names such as Charles Reinoldo Pech and Ivone Dallabona, who celebrate their special day today, making it harmonious with the community spirit.
Overall, February 25, 2025, encapsulates a mix of local employment opportunities, adjustments to corporate leadership, community grief, and celebrations of life, reflecting the dynamic nature of society today.