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Employée de maison — garde d'enfants, ménage et cuisine (90 000 FCFA)
CDIabout 2 months ago
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Job Description
Cameroun
CDI
90 000 FCFA
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
[ABOUT THE JOB]
An individual is looking for a trusted woman to look after the children and take care of household chores as well as home cooking.
[DUTIES]
- Custody and accompaniment of children
- Household tasks in the Preparation of meals
[SALARY]
CFAF 90,000 per month
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90 000 FCFA pour un poste d'employée de maison est nettement au-dessus de la moyenne camerounaise : c'est le signe d'une famille exigeante, où l'on attend une vraie polyvalence cuisine + enfants, pas seulement du ménage. Le quartier n'est pas indiqué dans l'annonce, demandez-le en premier sur WhatsApp avant de vous engager : à ce niveau de salaire, le domicile est souvent dans un quartier résidentiel éloigné, et un trajet quotidien mal anticipé peut absorber une bonne partie du gain.
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