Food and Beverage Manager

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      Food and Beverage Manager
      Food and Beverage Manager

      Food and Beverage Manager Vacancy

      De Boss Ah Soup and De Deli
      Full-time · $8,000/month

      Apply here

      Responsible for control and standards of several outlets
      About
      Serving only the freshest and healthiest soups.
      Great value for money comfortable and clean,Local Soups served all day with daily specials.
      Port-of-Spain: 385-4455
      Diego Martin: 386-5544
      Chaguanas: 332-4455
      Pt. Lisas: 382-4455
      Sangre Grande: 280-4455
      Arima: 386-4455

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