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Aide-ménagère résidente — Ouagadougou (25 000 FCFA)
CDI24 days ago
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Job Description
Ouagadougou
CDI
25 000 FCFA
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[
] Recherche d'une fille de ménage résidente (dormant sur place) à Dagnoën, Ouagadougou.
[TÂCHES]
- Nettoyage
- Aide à la cuisine
- Vaisselle
- Lessive une fois par semaine (une machine à laver est disponible)
[CONDITIONS]
- Âge : entre 16 et 20 ans
- Salaire : 25 000 FCFA
- Savons et soins sanitaires à la charge de l'employeur
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