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Femmes de ménage logées et vendeur en boutique — Agence SLD, Cotonou et Abomey-Calavi (25 000 à 30 000 FCFA)
CDI19 days ago
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Cotonou
CDI
30 000 - 35 000 FCFA / mois
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
The SLD Agency is urgently recruiting for several families:
- A housekeeper with an elderly person in Calavi-Tankpè — 25 to 27 years — 30 000 FCFA
- A maid with a couple in Calavi-Tokan — 20 to 22 years — 30 000 FCFA
- A maid at a couple with 2 children in Fidjrossè-Fin paved — 20 to 22 years — 35,000 FCFA
- A housekeeper in Akpakpa-Sénandé with a couple with 2 children — 22 to 23 years — 35,000 FCFA
[CONDITIONS]
- Accommodation and catering for all positions
- Part to be provided: CIP card
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