At the request of the government, the contest holder revised the list of approved ones that did not participate in the training course
Four days after, the government updated the final lists of approved with vacancies opened by candidates who gave up on the training course. To the .
To consult the updated lists, it is necessary login in the portal gov.br. Anyone with account on the federal government platform can access relationships, not having to be a candidate.
In a statement, the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services reported that it asked the Cesgranrio Foundation, an organizing bank of the CNU, to revise the lists after accusations of “Inconsistencies in the results released on February 28”. During the procedure, it was found that the system created incomplete lists by not replacing the vacancies of candidates who gave up on training courses.
“This work was done since the weekend and indicated that, when processing the final list of results, the system considered dropouts for training courses without the new calls for the same vacancies. This procedure has caused different call lists for enrollment to have been disclosed incompletely. This situation has already been resolved, and the new lists are now available in the candidate area ”declared the ministry.
MGI also clarified that the updated list respects the new minimum notes released in November after the agreement between management and innovation and the Federal Prosecutor’s Office, the treatment given to candidates sub judice (which are resorting to the result in court) and the reclassification of candidates registered as quota holders, but who did not have the situation recognized by the examining board.
“As a result of the criteria described above and reincclusion, in the calls for candidate training courses who had confirmed a place on February 11 and 18, other candidates called for positions with training course in the 28th or the 28th. MGI said, recommending that everyone check the result again.
The Ministry reaffirmed that no results will be approved without guaranteeing full observance of the CNU edicts. The approval continues scheduled for March 7, next Friday.
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