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Housekeeper / Cleaner required - any recommendations?


Robbo

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Housekeeper required to look after relaxed home in Balham / Streatham area.


Hours: 1 - 7pm, Monday to Thursday

Pay: ?10 per hour (negotiable depending on experience)


It's a 5 bed home with 4 children


HOUSEHOLD DUTIES

Keeping the house clean and systematically deep cleaning

Washing, ironing, putting all clothes away and organising wardrobes

Cooking and clearing up children's supper at 5.30pm

Organising collection and delivery of dry cleaning

Organising playroom toys and keeping clean and tidy

Making beds and changing sheets

Keeping car/garden clean and tidy (not gardening)

Emptying bins and taking out

Cleaning home office


Must have:

Excellent English

Good cookery skills

Driving licence


Please apply with your CV and preferably 2 references.

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