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Nounou — Bonabéri (Douala), 40 000 FCFA
CDI30 days ago
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Job Description
Douala
CDI
55 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Ayo Africa (cleaning & staff placement) is recruiting a night vigil for a home in Bonabéri, old road, opposite the bilingual high school.
[DUTIES]
- Ensure the safety of the home and the people who live in it
- Ensure the safety of the premises
- Cleaning the surroundings of the house
[PROFILE]
- Dynamic, respectful and available person
- Living in the surroundings of Bonabéri
[CONDITIONS]
- Working hours: 18h to 7h in the morning
- A day of rest
- Salary: 55 000 FCFA (beginner, with possibility of increase if successful trial)
[APPLICATION]
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