Minister of Planning and Budgets, Simone Tebet informs that the government will resume public tenders

Simone Tebet, who is the Minister of Planning and Budget, informed this Thursday (13) that the government will soon resume public tenders, which will be divided into two stages.

During a master class at Unifesp’s Araraquara campus, Simone said that there will be a contest for the IBGE, a contest for the Ipea, a contest for auditors and a contest for the Internal Revenue Service.

“I don’t know who gets the first wave or the second wave, but there’s already a list there.”

Simone also said that the issue is being exchanged by the Minister of Management and Innovation in Public Services, Esther Dweck and that she will soon detail the data and numbers of the public tenders to the government. According to Simone, the issue is at an advanced stage.

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_{The Minister of Planning and Budget, Simone Tebet, and the Minister of Economy, Fernando Haddad (Photo: Reproduction/Valter Campanato/Agência Brasil)}

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The minister also confirmed that the government’s fiscal framework proposal will be forwarded to Congress next week.

With this public tender initiative, several people will be able to seek new job opportunities and also financial stability. The unemployment rate in the country is very high, the expectation is that these selections can help reduce it. With this resumption, it will also be able to help in the modernization of public services, since the bodies will be able to hire new professionals who are trained and updated with the current demands.

However, it is always good to remember that preparing for the competitions requires great dedication and also efforts from the candidates, they need to prepare properly to face the competition and obtain a good placement in order to pass.

This shows how much the Brazilian government shows its commitment to investing in the public sector and also to offering better working conditions for civil servants. This initiative also shows an opportunity for people to be interested in joining the public service and contribute to the improvement of public management in the country.

Featured Photo: Minister of Planning and Budget, Simone Tebet (Photo: Reproduction/Ton Molina)