Housekeeper/Nanny required

By Bethielethie
March 9, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Bethielethie

Posted March 9, 2020

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Posted March 9, 2020

Local housekeeper/nanny required in Herne Hill and East Dulwich to care for two children and two households (mum in Herne Hill and dad in East a Dulwich).

Must have a car and be willing to help with morning and afternoon school runs in Dulwich Village from either house. Duties will include cleaning and tidying both houses weekly, preparing healthy, mostly vegetarian meals, shuttling the children to and from school and providing a few hours of childcare each day after school. ?12 per hour for 20 hours per week. HMRC registered employer. Please DM me for more info!

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