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Cuisinière-réceptionniste pour un hôtel — Edéa, 60 000 à 80 000 FCFA
CDI10 days ago
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Job Description
Douala
CDI
80 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
A hotel located in Bonanjo (Douala) is urgently looking for a cook. The post also includes room support.
[DUTIES]
- Preparing meals at the hotel
- Help with room service
[CONDITIONS]
- Working hours: 7am to 8pm
- Working days: Monday to Sunday
- Salary: 80,000 FCFA
- Location Bonanjo, Douala
[PROFILE]
- Experience in the kitchen
- Mastery of the requested computer tool
- Ability to help in the bedroom
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Attention à l'amplitude : 7h-20h sept jours sur sept, c'est bien au-delà de la durée légale camerounaise (40 heures hebdomadaires). Négociez d'emblée un jour de repos et faites préciser si les 80 000 FCFA couvrent des heures supplémentaires. La demande de maîtrise informatique est inhabituelle pour un poste de cuisine : elle suggère une saisie de commandes ou de stocks, faites-vous confirmer l'outil utilisé.
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