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Nounou pour un bébé de 6 mois — Ndogbong (Douala), 40 000 FCFA
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Job Description
Carrefour Tam-Tam, Cameroun
CDI
30 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Urgent: a mother living at the crossroads Tam-Tam Looking for a nanny for her 7-month-old baby.
[DUTIES]
- Keeping the baby
- Give him food
- Change it No other tasks.
[WORKING HOURS]
The mother works in shifts (7:30-17:00 or 13:00-22:30), with one or two days off per week: flexible hours.
[SALARY]
30 000 FCFA
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