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Livreur de boissons en chariot — Yopougon (Abidjan)
CDI2 months ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
50 000 FCFA/mois
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[ABOUT THE JOB]
A beverage warehouse located in Cocody Faya, AbidjanUrgently looking for a delivery man.
[CONDITIONS]
- Salary: 50 000 CFA francs
- No dormitory on site: the post is made in "go up and down" (the deliveryman returns home every evening)
- Location Cocody Faya, Abidjan
[PROFILE]
- Good physical condition (handling of beverage lockers)
- Immediate availability
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« Pas de dortoir, c'est monter-descendre » : calculez d'abord votre transport quotidien jusqu'à Faya, car sur 50 000 F le trajet peut absorber une part importante du salaire si vous habitez loin. Demandez aussi si la livraison se fait à pied, en tricycle ou en camion : ce détail change complètement la pénibilité du poste, et il n'est pas précisé dans l'annonce.
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