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Vendredi, 02 Décembre, 2011
RECHERCHE VDI ( VENDEUR A DOMICILE INDEPENDANT ) (Lyon, Rhone) Société en plein développement cherche vendeurs / vendeuses VDI pour vente en réunion de vêtements sur mesure sur toute la région rhône alpes et paris Organisation de réunions chez le particulier, présentation et vente des produits, prise de m...  -
Vendredi, 14 Octobre, 2011
Recherche des commerciaux expérimentés en équipementiers motos/scooters (Lyon, Rhone) Grand Prix Classic Helmets est une société récemment implantée en France qui fabrique des casques motos/scooters certifiés ECE de haute qualité en fibre de verre hyper résistant et hyper légers. Le choix de matériaux supérieurs, des peinture...  -
Jeudi, 29 Septembre, 2011
Portage salarial et indépendance sans la contrainte (Romans, Drome) Et si vous passiez du régime auto entrepreneur, micro ou de TNS au régime sécurisant du portage salarial ? Etre à son compte comporte des risques en cas de bouillon (saisie des biens personnels, interdit ou et fiché Banque de France), apréhender...  -
Mercredi, 31 Août, 2011
Proposition d'écriture/rédaction (Annemasse, Haute-savoie) J'aime les mots : ils me font vivre et rêver. Mais un talent n'est utile que s'il sert au monde. Je propose de mettre à votre disposition ce talent : pour vos lettres, vos spectables, vos discours, tout, ne bridons pas l'imagination. Contes, poèmes, n...  -
Lundi, 25 Juillet, 2011
recherche poste commis de cuisine ou plongeur: enploye polyvalent loger (savoie, Savoie) suis a la recherche d'un poste en restauration en tant que commis de cuisineou plongeur or sinon je suis polyvalent et quelques expérience en tant qu'employer polyvalent. un poste loger, suis motivée, soigneux, sérieux et j’effectue avec sérieux le...  -
Samedi, 16 Juillet, 2011
agents stadiers (Lyon, Rhone) Le Groupe SERIS Security (250 M€, 8500 personnes en France, Belgique et Pays Bas) a su s’imposer comme un acteur de référence en devenant le 1er Groupe français prestataire de services en sécurité auprès des entreprises (B to B). Suite à une...  -
Dimanche, 10 Juillet, 2011
Complément de revenus (Chambery, Savoie) Vous êtes à la recherche d’un complément de revenus pour compléter votre salaire ? Vous arrivez difficilement à finir vos fins de mois ? Avoir un travail à temps plein, être indépendant, sans patron, qui vous assure la liberté financière ? D...  -
Lundi, 04 Juillet, 2011
responsable logistique et transports (Lyon, Rhone) 21 ans d'expérience en transports et logistique. Retour à l'emploi après 12 ans comme buraliste à mon compte.  €2000.00
Mercredi, 15 Juin, 2011
petit job (Lyon, Rhone) Je propose mes services pour faire du ménage chez des particuliers, garder des enfants ou encore faire de la plonge dans un restaurant. Je suis immédiatement disponible. Pour toute personne intéressée, merci de me contacter par mail angeline_florence@...  €400.00
Dimanche, 05 Juin, 2011
activité a domicile (Chambery, Savoie) Bonjour, Herbalife société fondé à Los Angeles, nous sommes présents en France depuis 20 ans spécialisée dans les produits interne, cosmétique, pour contrôle de poids, remise en forme. Vous recherchez un revenu complémentaire? Vous pouvez vous ...  -

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