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Vendeuse, cuisinière, nounou-ménagère — Abidjan (Jules Verne, Bingerville) et Divo
CDI21 days ago
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Job Description
Abidjan
CDI
45 000 - 60 000 FCFA / mois
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[OPEN POSITIONS]
- A young woman in Saint John (Cocody) to make braised fish in a restaurant, with dormitory — 60 000 FCFA / month
- A young woman in Saint John (Cocody) to sell bread and condiments, with dormitory — 60 000 FCFA / month
- A young woman at Cocody Angré Soleil 2 for the sale of food, from 10am to 6pm — 2,000 FCFA / day
- A nanny-housekeeper at Bingerville — 45 000 FCFA / month
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Quatre postes passent par le même numéro : dites dès le premier appel lequel vous visez (poisson braisé à Saint-Jean, vente de pain, vente de nourriture à Angré ou nounou à Bingerville). Pour les postes avec dortoir, demandez à voir le lieu d'hébergement et faites préciser le jour de repos avant d'accepter.
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