Very active senior lady is seeking an accomplished and personable cook/housekeeper to live-in 7 days per week (work five days) at her beautiful NYC home. Responsibilities include: preparing simple delicious meals, shopping, straightening up the apartment, keeping the outdoor terrace neat and tidy, and doing light housekeeping and laundry when the full time housekeeper is not there.
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A family of four, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire a dedicated live in Cook/Housekeeper. Primary responsibility is cooking for the family – breakfast lunch and dinner. Must be able to plan menus in advance, shop and keep the kitchen immaculately clean at all times. Additional responsibilities include: light housekeeping and occasional child care.
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A long time Pavillion client needs to hire a part time afternoon cook/housekeeper for this family of four. Responsibilities include: cooking simple family dinners, lite straightening up, assisting with the children and a family member who is recovering from an illness and occasionally walking the dogs. Schedule is from 5:00 or 5:30 until approximately 8:30 p.m.
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A couple on the Upper East Side couple needs to hire a live in Housekeeper/Cook who can care for their townhouse and its furnishings, handle family laundry and ironing and cook simple healthy family meals. There will be assistance from a live in houseman but the housekeeper needs to be proactive and anticipate the needs of the home and the family.
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An active family, in Greenwich, Connecticut needs to hire a full time, live out cook/housekeeper. The ideal candidate will have excellent English language skills, be animal-friendly, well-organized, detail-oriented, team spirited, highly energetic and a good driver. Must be able to plan menus and prepare delicious and healthy family style meals for the family and the guests,
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A couple in Manhattan needs to hire a formally trained cook/housekeeper. Responsibilities include: preparing a two course-dinner (healthy, no red meat) and serving dinner most nights, complete responsibility for keeping the kitchen and its contents clean and organized, otherwise light housekeeping; dealing with tradesmen; household errands. All candidates must have worked in a formal home and know how to care for all fine things – china,
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A family of four on the Upper East Side needs to hire a highly experienced Cook/Housekeeper. Primary responsibilities include: Meticulous housekeeping, family cooking (following recipes for healthy cooking), light laundry and household shopping and errands. Additional duties include household management – dealing with repair/building personnel, vendors etc. Schedule is Monday – Friday 10:30 – 7:30.
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An active family of four, in Tribeca, needs to hire a part-time cook/housekeeper. Responsibilities include: keeping the home neat and organized, making beds, doing family laundry and preparing healthy family dinners. There is a part-time housekeeper in the home for deep cleaning. Due to a food allergy in the home,
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A formal Park Avenue home is in need of a highly trained Cook/Housekeeper, part time, to assist the family’s current, longtime staff. Primary responsibilities are: cooking 1-2 nights a week, light housekeeping (making beds wiping down bathrooms), shopping and serving at table. The position is either 3 or 4 days a week (housekeeper’s choice) during the week.
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A formally trained housekeeper sought by a family in Manhattan. Responsibilities include day-to-day deep cleaning and upkeep of fine furnishings, delicate surfaces. Other duties include: family laundry and cooking. The ideal candidate must be very energetic and fit, to handle a 5-story townhouse. Schedule: M-F (flexible hours.) Immediate hire.
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