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Working for cash in a tourist complex.

Work for cash or official employment. Recruitment is open for a residential/tourist complex near New York City. Pacono Mountain Villas requires workers for the following positions: -Maintenance/Engineer/maintenance workers/repair workers -Landscape/landscape workers -Landry personnel/Laundry personnel Minimum knowledge of English is required. Driver's license preferred. Accommodation in the complex itself: $200-300 is deducted from your salary. Details by phone: 386-683-0658 386-333-0242


Date Added: 07/01/2024 | Last Updated: 07/01/2024 | Page Views: 259
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