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Braiseuse de poisson — Yaoundé Nsam
CDI3 months ago
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Job Description
Yaoundé
CDI
2 500 FCFA / jour + 150 FCFA par poisson vendu
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Looking for a night cooker/grazer, preferably a woman.
[MISSIONS AND PROFILE]
- Perfect control of embers and cooking
- Excellent knowledge of fish and its preparation
- Proven field experience required
- Honest, reliable, dynamic and autonomous person
- Âge: between 23 and 35 years
[WORKING HOURS]
- Starting from Wednesday 13th
- From 17h until exhaustion of the stock (night work)
[LOCATION]
Odzaat the level of the vintage. Stay nearby or be able to move around easily.
[SALARY]
2 500 FCFA fixed + 150 CFA per fish sold, paid per day or per month.
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