A rectification for the IBGE contest came out on the 21st, reducing vacancies for census agents. Enrollments had already been finalized on the 19th, and in the first rectification the vacancies were increased from 840 to 913, and now they have been reduced to 885. In the division, the opportunities were divided as follows: 262 vacancies for municipal census agents and 623 vacancies for supervising census agents.
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Vacancies will be distributed among 515 cities, in states such as Acre, Goiás, Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Pará, Paraná, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul.
The educational level requirement for the positions remains high school, and salaries will be R$2,100 for municipal census agents and R$1,700 for supervisory agents. In addition, those approved will be entitled to food, transportation and preschool aid, in addition to vacation and 13th salary. The workload will be 40 hours per week and the contract will last for five months, with the possibility of extension.
The result of the curriculum analysis of those enrolled will be released on July 1st, as provided for in the public notice.
The supplementary notices published by the IBGE aim to fill vacancies that are still open due to the low percentage of approved candidates. So far, seven supplementary notices have been released.
In all, 206,000 vacancies have already been made available, of which 183,021 are for fundamental-level census takers, 18,420 for the supervising census agent and 5,450 for the municipal census agent, both for level average.
The position of census taker is remunerated according to their production and workload of at least 25 hours per week. The contract for this position is for three months, also with the possibility of being extended.
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