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Deux serveuses pour une cave — Anyama Ebimpé, 40 000 FCFA avec dortoir
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Job Description
Côte d'Ivoire
CDI
40 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
A cellar is looking for two waitresses in Lubafrica.
[SALARY]
40 000 FCFA. The work is done in fortnight (15 days).
[CONDITIONS]
The employer insists on the seriousness: do not call if you do not intend to attend the appointment.
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