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Quatre postes de cuisine, ménage et garde d'enfants — Abidjan
CDI2 months ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
40 000 - 70 000 FCFA
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[ABOUT THE JOB]
Three positions of house staff are to be filled:
- Cooking and housekeeping — 60,000 CFA francs per month
- Kitchen and babysitting, located at the Riviera — 70,000 CFA francs per month
- Nanny and household — 40 000 FCFA per month
[PROFILE]
- The recruiter specifies to look for candidates of Christian faith for the first two positions
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Trois postes très différents partagent le même numéro : dites lequel vous visez et pourquoi, sinon on vous orientera vers celui qui reste, souvent le moins payé. Le poste à 70 000 FCFA cumule cuisine et garde d'enfants — c'est celui qui demande le plus d'expérience, alors citez précisément les plats que vous maîtrisez et l'âge des enfants dont vous vous êtes occupée.
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