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Substitute Cook
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Under the supervision of the Day Care Director, the Substitute Cook works on an call basis preparing meals for the day care program. Salary $10 per hour. Equal Oportunity Employment.
Responsibilities:
Preparation of food and meal servings for day care age children; performs housekeeping and maintenance related duties.
Qualifications:
-H.S. Diploma or GED -Food handling training certificate (can be trained) -Related experience -Fingerprint clearance and medical clearance a must
How TO APPLY:
Send resume to: St. John's Place Family Center 1630 St. John's Place Brooklyn,NY 11233 Fax(718)771-3980 office@stjohnsplace.org
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Non-profit organization serving families and children.
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