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Local driver wanted for Saturday market- ?100/4 hour shift

By evip
May 8, 2022 in Request a Tradesperson

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evip

Posted May 8, 2022

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Posted May 8, 2022

Hi everyone,

We run the Greek Souvlaki food stall on North Cross Road and are looking for a locally based driver to drive our van and to help us set up the stall in the morning and then again in evening with the pack down. The total amount of work would be around 4 hours with 2 hours in the morning (6:30-8:30) and 2 hours in the evening (15.30-17.30). The pay is ?100 for the day plus food and it means you still have the flexibility if you live locally to do something during the rest of the day. Please pass this on to anyone you think may be interested.

Anyone applying needs to be over 25.

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