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Serveur de cave à vin — Dassasgho (Ouagadougou)
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Ouagadougou
CDI
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] Un établissement situé à Dassasgho, juste à côté du pédiatre Charles de Gaulle, recherche du personnel de salle.
[POSTES À POURVOIR]
- Un serveur
- Une serveuse
- Une caissière
[LIEU]
- Dassasgho, Ouagadougou
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