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Forbes reported Vale (SAO;VALE5) plans to hire 10,000 people around the world in 2012 and triple their company in the next three years.
Forbes reported Vale (SAO;VALE5) plans to hire 10,000 people around the world in 2012 and triple their company in the next three years.
As quoted in the market news:
Human Resources director at Vale, Vânia Somavilla, told Folha that they will hire 10,000 globally this year and around the same amount each year until 2015 as the company continues to build out new mines in Brazil and elsewhere. Vale has around 134,000 employees around the world currently. It is Brazil’s biggest mining company and the leading exporter of iron ore.
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