Flexible cleaning work

Flexible cleaning work


Company
Maid2Clean UK
Location
Manchester
Job Type
Part-time
Posted
5 days ago
Via
via LinkedIn

Job Description
Part-time cleaners required for house cleaning, hours to suit, working for the same clients weekly.

Our company is looking for cleaners who enjoy in their work and can work unsupervised, but most importantly be very reliable.

You will need to provide two written references. Two forms of identification ie passport or driving licence and proof of address ie a utility bill.

Salary: £13 - £15

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