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Lundi, 12 Mars, 2012
Recherche de job pour l'été 2012 (Dreux, Eure-et-loir) Bonjour tout le monde. je m'appelle Isadora et je suis une lycéenne de 18 ans. Je me prépare prochainement à passer mon BAC ES, et je souhaite donc trouver un job d'été pour pouvoir payer une partie de mes études futures. Je suis ouverte à pas mal ...  €1200.00
Dimanche, 11 Mars, 2012
Femme de ménage ; Babysitting (Blois, Loir-et-cher) Bonjour, Je m'appelle Emilie , je suis étudiante en terminale CAP Vente au Lycée Sonia Delaunay à Blois , j'ai 19ans . Je suis actuellement a la recherche active d'un petit boulot comme : Femme de ménage ; Babysitting en soirée ; weekend ; vacances ...  -
Femme de ménage ; Babysitting (Blois, Loir-et-cher) Bonjour, Je m'appelle Emilie , je suis étudiante en terminale CAP Vente au Lycée Sonia Delaunay à Blois , j'ai 19ans . Je suis actuellement a la recherche active d'un petit boulot comme : Femme de ménage ; Babysitting en soirée ; weekend ; vacances ...  €10.00
Activité à domicile à saisir vite ! (Orleans, Loiret) http:// sites.google.com/site/opportunitetalkfusion Parce qu’il y a des opportunités à ne pas manquer, Parce que l’on doit savoir saisir sa chance au bon moment, Rejoignez dès maintenant la compagnie n°1 mondiale dans la communication, Exercez...  -
Lundi, 30 Janvier, 2012
responsable d'exploitation transports routier (Blois, Loir-et-cher) Homme 57 ans recherche poste de responsable d'exploitation transport dans la région du loir et cher, autonome, riguoureux, titulaire de la capacité de transport. Etudie toutes propositions.  €2400.00
Vendredi, 09 Décembre, 2011
Cherche petit job pendant les vacance , le week end , et les mercredi et vendredi apres midi (Tours, Indre-et-loire) Bonjours , je recherche un job pendant les vacances ( noël , printemps ... ) , les weekend en , mercredi et vendredi après midi ( comme indique le titre ) Je sais bien m'occuper d'enfant ( j'en ai souvent garder de ma famille ) , je sais faire la cuisin...  -
Vendredi, 01 Juillet, 2011
Mr (representent à Londres, Cher) Madame. Messier, Bonjour, Je cherche à représenter une société française en Grande-Bretagne. Mon anglais et mon expérience dans le marketing et la vente peut aider à développer votre entreprise au Royaume-Uni. Je suis prêt à examiner tout...  -
Mercredi, 29 Juin, 2011
Garde d'enfants (Tours, Indre-et-loire) Future étudiante en Fac de psychologie à Tours centre, habitant à La Riche, je recherche dès à présent des enfants à garder pour me payer mes études. Je suis actuellement en formation BAFA. J'exerce régulièrement la fonction d'animatrice en cen...  -
Mardi, 14 Juin, 2011
recherche un emploi (Blois, Loir-et-cher) bonjour je recherche un emploi dans la restauration ou dans le menage ou peu importe je suis adaptable a tout type de poste,je suis disponible des maintenant.  -

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