Expo 2015 in Milan also means work. In fact, there are 5 hirings at stake starting today, when the Manpower employment agency has opened the selections for the various professional figures sought by companies in view of the Universal Exposition.
A wide range of possibilities, ranging from cashiers to cooks and interpreters, passing through stewards, security, receptionists, electricians, waiters and room attendants, pavillion managers and deputy pavilion directors responsible for welcoming visitors.
A range, however, on which the specter of irregularity could also hover, an always concrete risk in these cases, even if Manpower reassures that everything will be regular. The open positions, in fact, are "real job opportunities, with regular contracts and salaries in the market average", announces the managing director of the group Stefano Scabbio.
"The announcement of over 5.000 jobs - continues the CEO of Manpower - represents the concrete demonstration of how Expo Milano 2015 is a real and tangible opportunity for Italy, especially for young people",
The selection, as mentioned, starts today: applications can be forwarded on the Manpower page which, in two tranches between December and January, will select the personnel needed for the Expo.
In view of the selection, the employment agency indicates the basic requirements to the candidates: willingness to work in shifts without excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, knowledge of languages (English, of course, but also Chinese, Arabic and Russian), good relational skills and good resistance to stress.
