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Nounou-ménage et cuisine-ménage logées (2 postes : Yopougon et Palmeraie)
CDI3 months ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
50 000 - 60 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE POSITIONS]
Two cooking and housekeeping positions with separate employers at Abidjan.
[POSITION 1 — Cocody Faya] Cooking and housekeeping. Salary: 60,000 FCFA.
[POSITION 2 — Yopougon Assonvon] Cooking and housekeeping, go up and down (post not housed). Salary: 50,000 FCFA.
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60 000 FCFA à Cocody Faya et 50 000 à Yopougon Assonvon, tous deux en monter-descendre : choisissez d'abord selon votre lieu d'habitation, car sur Abidjan le transport quotidien peut absorber 10 000 à 15 000 FCFA par mois et annuler l'écart entre les deux postes. Demandez la taille du foyer et le nombre de repas attendus par jour avant d'accepter — c'est la vraie mesure de la charge de travail, bien plus que l'intitulé « cuisine et ménage ».
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