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Vendeur / vendeuse de boissons de nuit — Patte d'Oie (Ouagadougou)
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Job Description
Ouagadougou
CDI
35 000 FCFA
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[
] Une dame recherche des filles pour vendre la boisson dans un petit maquis situé à Rimkieta, Ouagadougou.
[CONDITIONS]
Salaire : 35 000 FCFA.
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35 000 FCFA est le tarif courant pour du service en maquis de quartier à Ouaga ; ce qui fait réellement la différence sur ce type de poste, ce sont les pourboires et l'heure de fermeture. Demandez donc l'heure de fin de service et comment vous rentrerez le soir, surtout si vous n'habitez pas Rimkieta. Vérifiez aussi si les consommations cassées ou les manquants de caisse vous sont retenus sur le salaire : c'est la pratique qui cause le plus de litiges dans ce métier.
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