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Ménage et cuisine chez un particulier — Angré Château (Abidjan)
CDI23 days ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
40 000 FCFA/mois (cuisine-ménage, nounou) ; 12 000 FCFA/semaine (serveuse)
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[POSTE 1 — Cuisine et ménage, Yopougon Gniangon base CIE] Urgent : une fille pour la cuisine et le ménage chez un monsieur qui vit seul. Personne propre, qui sait lire et écrire, de confiance (le monsieur voyage souvent). Logée, repos un week-end sur deux. Salaire : 40 000 FCFA par mois.
[POSTE 2 — Nounou et ménage, Faya] Une fille pour nounou et ménage ; une autre employée s'occupe déjà de la cuisine. Salaire : 40 000 FCFA par mois.
[POSTE 3 — Serveuse de cave, Angré] Une serveuse dans une cave. Salaire : 12 000 FCFA par semaine.
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