A couple, on the North Shore of Long Island, needs to hire a full time live out cook/housekeeper. Responsibilities include; cooking for the couple as well as small luncheons, shopping for food and household items, assisting the other housekeepers when necessary, but the primary responsibility is for the kitchen. The ideal candidate knows their way around and is confident in the kitchen,
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A busy family, near Morristown, NJ, with 3 children, a dog and a cat needs to hire a Cook/housekeeper to join their staff. This position requires a true professional who is service and detail oriented. Primary responsibilities include: daily upkeep and cleaning of all kitchens and culinary spaces, pet maintenance,
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A Formal Manhattan home needs to hire a full-time, live out Cook/Housekeeper who can also spend summers living in on Long Island. Responsibilities include: shopping, cooking (must be a good family-style cook) serving, preparation for breakfast and kitchen cleanup and light housekeeping. All candidates must have experience in a home with older children and be pet-friendly.
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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 Formal household, on the Upper East Side, needs to hire a team spirited Cook/Housekeeper. During the week (Wednesday – Friday 3pm – 10pm) duties will include: shopping for groceries, excellent family style cooking, setting table for meals, and overall kitchen maintenance. On Saturdays and Sundays hours will be 11am-8pm and duties will include: housekeeping,
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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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