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[ABOUT THE JOB]
amp; Services is looking for home help for a family of six (2 adults and 4 children aged 11, 9, 7 and 5 years).
[LOCATION]
Small market Nyom, Yaoundé.
[RHYTHM AND SCHEDULE]
- 3 times a week: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
- Monday and Wednesday: 7:30 – 17h30
- Saturday: 7h00 – 14h00
[TÂCHES TO DO]
- General household
- Kitchen
- Laundry (parents’ clothes are washed at the pressing)
[SALARY]
30 000 FCFA
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Trois jours par semaine seulement : le vrai intérêt de ce poste est qu'il vous laisse lundi excepté, mardi, jeudi et vendredi libres pour un second employeur. Beaucoup d'aides à domicile à Yaoundé cumulent ainsi deux maisons à 30 000 et arrivent à 60 000 FCFA. Posez la question des horaires exacts avant de prendre un deuxième engagement, et notez que la famille compte quatre enfants : demandez si la garde des enfants fait partie des tâches ou seulement le ménage, la cuisine et la lessive comme indiqué.
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