Wednesday · 11 November 2026

Over 170 Job Vacancies Announced by the Labor Bureau in Pazardzhik

Over 170 Job Vacancies Announced by the Labor Bureau in Pazardzhik

The Labor Bureau in Pazardzhik announced over 170 job vacancies across various sectors and levels of qualification. The list of positions includes opportunities for those with higher education as well as for candidates with secondary or lower education.

Among the most in-demand roles are: seamstresses, quality inspectors, car mechanics, sales consultants, engineers, nurses, and drivers. Workers and specialists are needed in fields such as manufacturing, construction, trade, transportation, services, and healthcare.

The Labor Bureau also published a list of specific positions for university graduates, including:

  • agronomist,
  • deputy chief accountant,
  • manufacturing engineers,
  • nurses,
  • electrical systems technicians,
  • construction technical managers, and others.

A job posting for dozens of positions suitable for those with secondary and vocational education includes:

  • 12 seamstresses,
  • 11 quality inspectors,
  • 10 sales consultants,
  • car mechanics, construction workers, sales specialists, and others.

There is also a demand for auto mechanics, painters, plumbers, operators, electricians, welders, assemblers, mechanics, security guards, cooks, waiters, hairdressers, and many other specialists.

Positions are also available for people with disabilities, in accordance with Article 38, Paragraph 1 of the Law on People with Disabilities — including electronic components assemblers and fruit and vegetable processing machine operators.

Additionally, under the project МЗ+, two more cashiers are sought for the Easy Pay cash register.

Interested candidates can get information at the Pazardzhik Labor Bureau, located at 15A Exarch Joseph Street, or by calling: 034 44 55 95 and 034 44 49 98. It is expected that many of these positions will be filled quickly due to the high interest in the regional labor market.

Source: pz-news.bg

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