The Ministry of Labor has announced the availability of 212 latest job opportunities for youth in the Suez Governorate. These positions are being offered in coordination with a major company operating within the textile industry.
This initiative is part of the Ministry’s strategic plan to provide decent employment opportunities for young people within the private sector. A central pillar of this plan is the guaranteed application of the minimum wage for all recruits.
Available Specializations
The Ministry has outlined a variety of roles designed to accommodate different educational backgrounds and skill sets. The vacancies are distributed as follows:
- Machine Operators: 150 positions
- Quality Workers: 30 positions
- Security Personnel: 10 positions
- Cleaning Staff: 10 positions
- Maintenance Workers: 7 positions (restricted to males)
- Cutting Workers: 5 positions
Application Requirements and Benefits
To be eligible for these roles, applicants must hold either a high or medium qualification. The minimum age requirement for all positions is 20 years.
Whereas the majority of the roles are open to all genders, the Ministry specified that maintenance positions are available to males only. In terms of compensation, the Ministry confirmed that the minimum wage will be applied, with additional salary increases available based on the applicant’s level of experience.
How to Apply
Interested candidates who meet the specified criteria are encouraged to contact the following numbers to apply: 01001632889 or 01066650131.
Following this announcement, more collaborations between the Ministry and private industrial firms could emerge, which may further expand employment options in the region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the educational requirements for these jobs?
Applicants must possess either a high or medium qualification.
Is there an age limit for applying?
The age requirement starts from 20 years and older.
Are all positions open to both men and women?
Yes, the jobs are available for both genders, with the exception of maintenance roles, which are for males only.
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