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Agents d'entretien de bureaux — Marcory et Yopougon, Abidjan
CDI22 days ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
25 000 FCFA par semaine
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[ABOUT THE POSITIONS]
Two distinct office maintenance needs in Abidjan, with taking up post possible the next morning.
[POSITION 1 — MARCORY GREAT CROSSROADS]
- Simple office maintenance
- Salary: 25 000 FCFA per week
- No night on the spot
- Two people wanted
[POSITION 2 — YOPOUGON PALACE
- Maintenance of offices
- Possibility to sleep on site
- The recruiter announces a very good salary, without precise amount
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Expert Application Advice
25 000 FCFA par semaine pour de l'entretien de bureaux se situe au-dessus du marché abidjanais du ménage : c'est le poste à viser en priorité, et précisez bien « Marcory » au téléphone pour ne pas être orienté par défaut sur Yopougon, dont le salaire n'est pas chiffré. Demandez le nombre de bureaux et la surface : c'est ce qui détermine si la journée tient en trois heures ou en huit.
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