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[ABOUT THE POSITIONS]
Several positions to be filled urgently in the large Abidjan:
- A girl for cooking and cleaning at the CHU level: 60,000 FCFA per month
- A nanny only Bingerville (two children): CFAF 50,000 per month, accommodated
- A girl for cooking and nanny at Dokui: 50 000 FCFA per month
- A daughter of a marquis or a cellar Plateau Dokui: 12,500 FCFA per week
- A girl to work in a cellar Assinie10,000 FCFA per week, with dormitory
- Housework: 40,000 FCFA per month
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