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Gérante de bar — Awendjé, Libreville
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Job Description
Libreville
CDI
60 000 FCFA
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] Recherche d'une jeune femme résidant à Owendo pour assurer la gestion d'un bar.
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Résider à Owendo (indispensable)
Sens de la gestion et de l'[CONDITIONS]
Rythme : deux semaines de travail par mois
Horaires : 10h00 à 22h30
Salaire de départ : 60 000 FCFA
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Lisez bien le rythme annoncé : deux semaines de travail par mois pour 60 000 FCFA, soit un mi-temps, ce qui rend le poste cumulable avec une autre activité — mais faites confirmer si l'alternance est une semaine sur deux ou deux semaines consécutives. Les journées font 12h30, demandez donc si les repas sont pris en charge. Comme vous gérerez la caisse et le stock de boissons, exigez un inventaire écrit et signé à votre prise de poste : c'est votre seule protection en cas de manquant.
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