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Serveuse de bar — Riviera 2 Anono (Abidjan), dortoir fourni
CDI2 months ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
12 000 - 17 000 FCFA / semaine
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[OPEN POSITIONS]
- 1 waitress who can read and write for a maquis at the Riviera Faya, with dorm — salary: 50,000 FCFA / month
- 3 bar waitresses in the Riviera Palmeraie (Guiraud) — salary: 17,000 FCFA / week
- 2 waitresses for a mini bar in Abobo-Té, with dormitory — salary: 12,500 FCFA / week
- 2 waitresses of maquis-restaurant Dokui, with dorm — salary: 12 000 FCFA / week
[PROFILE]
Careful presentation; know how to read and write for the post of the Riviera Faya.
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Plusieurs maquis sont proposés par le même intermédiaire : dites tout de suite quel lieu vous arrange (Riviera Faya, Palmeraie, Abobo-Té ou Dokui). Avant d'accepter un poste avec dortoir, demandez à voir le logement et faites-vous confirmer le jour de paie de la semaine.
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