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Insert pay and benefits details here] Earn one weeks paid vacation after year one Three paid personal days per year Monthly drawings for prizes and cash Paid Holidays Here’s what you will be responsible for: Clean customers’ homes according to Molly Maid standards – Follow our process and you’ll delight every customer.
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Keeps maid station clean and organized, and makes rollaway beds. Homewood Suites Dallas Downtown - Dallas, TX. Keeps maid station clean and organized, and makes rollaway beds. Replenishes supplies such as drinking glasses, writing, bathroom supplies, and linen.
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Merry Maids, the recognized leader in the house cleaning industry is in search of housekeepers committed to providing the highest quality service to every customer.
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