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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Family to Nzeng-Ayong (exchange zone) is looking for a housekeeper nanny.
[WORKING HOURS]
Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to 5 pm, Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm.
[DUTIES]
- Caring for two children aged 1 and 6 (the eldest goes to school) and feeding them
- Laundry (washing machine), especially that of children, and ironing for others
- Cleaning and maintenance of the house
[PROFILE]
A serious person of good morals. People rude or too hung up on phone/wifi refrain.
[SALARY]
120,000 CFA francs per month.
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