Domestic Worker Needed - Ajman

Domestic Worker Needed - Ajman


Company
NewJobs.ae
Location
Ajman
Job Type
Full-time
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Job Description
We are seeking a domestic worker for temporary assistance with light housework in Ajman, Al Mwaihat 2. The role involves basic household tasks in a one-bedroom apartment shared by a small family of three adults (husband, wife, and mother-in-law), with no children. A small daily allowance will be provided as compensation. This is a temporary position with no binding commitment, and the worker is free to leave at any time. The ideal candidate should be reliable, trustworthy, and able to handle light cleaning and household chores efficiently. This opportunity suits someone looking for short-term work with flexible terms. If you are in Ajman and available for immediate start, this could be a suitable role for you. Join a respectful and understanding household for a hassle-free temporary work experience.

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