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Deux femmes de ménage logées — résidence à Marcory (Abidjan), 50 000 FCFA
CDIabout 1 month ago
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Job Description
Côte d'Ivoire
CDI
90 000 FCFA
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[ABOUT THE JOB]
Housekeeping position to be provided in a furnished residence. The maintenance concerns the furnished apartments of the residence (cleaning, restoration between tenants).
[PROFILE]
Serious and careful person, used to maintenance work, available immediately.
[CONDITIONS]
- Announced salary: 90 000 FCFA
- Precise location of the residence to be confirmed with the recruiter
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90 000 FCFA est nettement au-dessus du tarif habituel d'un ménage à domicile en Côte d'Ivoire : ce montant correspond en général à plusieurs appartements à entretenir chaque jour. Faites-vous préciser au téléphone le nombre de logements, les horaires et le quartier exact avant de vous déplacer, pour savoir si la charge de travail justifie réellement ce salaire.
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