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Vendeur / vendeuse de brochettes de porc et poulet — Bepanda (Douala)
CDI26 days ago
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Job Description
Douala
CDI
60 000 FCFA / mois (serveuse) ; brasseuses à négocier
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
À Bépanda new road 7e, in front of Camtel Bépanda (Douala), we are looking for 3 girls:
[POSTS]
- 2 brewers: one for braised fish, the other for chicken and pork skewers. One day off; payment by the week; salary to be negotiated during maintenance.
- 1 waitress for the cellar: from 13h to midnight, salary 60 000 FCFA per month, a day of rest (Monday or Tuesday).
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