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Interior finishing worker - Rostock, Germany
Rostock, Germany. Interior works, 13 EUR/hour. Accommodation 200 EUR. Driving licence required.
13 EUR/hour
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Interior finishing worker - Cannes, France
Cannes, France. Interior works, 14 EUR/hour. Accommodation 300 EUR. Polish visa or residence card required.
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Do I need experience?
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Do I need to speak a foreign language?
It depends on the vacancy: the language requirement is in the description. On many construction sites a foreign language is not required.