Bed Making Jobs - Tokyo

Business Habit ⋅ @businesshabit ⋅ Jan 23, 2020

Bed Making Jobs - Tokyo★

★Hotel Bed Making and cleaning staff wanted

★ 14 Minutes from Shinjuku!

Very simple and easy work in the morning.

Work Location:

5 mins from Gaiemmae Station (Metro Ginza Line)

10 mins from Kokuritsu-Kyogijo Station (Toei Oedo Line)

Work Hour: 

10:00~15:00

*Minimum 3 days per week work (with Saturday or Sunday work)

Salaries:

 JPY 1200 /hour + up to 1000 transportation fee

Requirements:

Conversation in Japanese, N4~

Male, Female, OK

Inexperienced, welcome

Contact: 080-6373-4760

Thank you

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Business Insider Tokyo, Shinjuku, Jobs, Japan, Jobs In Japan

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