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Gérante de kiosque Flooz et TMoney — Adidogomé (Lomé)
CDI2 months ago
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Job Description
Lomé
CDI
35 000 FCFA
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[THE POSITION]
Looking for a girl to manage a money transfer kiosk T-Money and Flooz at Sanguéra.
[DUTIES]
- Make T-Money and Flooz deposits and withdrawals
- Hold the crate and follow the float
[CONDITIONS]
- Salary: 35,000 FCFA
- Monday to Saturday, from 7am to 7pm
[CANDIDATE PROFILE]
- Compulsorily live in Sanguéra
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Expert Application Advice
Habiter Sanguéra est une condition éliminatoire, indiquez-le dès votre premier message. Sur un kiosque mobile money, le point sensible est la responsabilité du flottant : demandez qui assume les écarts de caisse et les erreurs de numéro de client, et exigez que le fonds de départ soit compté et signé devant vous chaque matin. Refusez qu'un manquant soit automatiquement retenu sur les 35 000 F sans vérification contradictoire — c'est la source numéro un de conflits sur ce métier.
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