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Position Overview & Specifications
Kennel/Cattery Assistant required on a casual basis but will be mostly weekend work to include school holidays .This can be a demanding physical position in busy periods so applicant must be physically able for the job and be able to finish all duties in the allotted time given . Experience is preferred but if necessary training will be given to the chosen applicant . Must be able to care and deal with dogs and cats with kindness and respect that they deserve . The position involves dealing with customers so any good customer relation experience would be an advantage. Once fully trained candidate must be able to work on their own on owners days off . The hours are casual (not a regular weekly amount of hours probably only two or three days a month or could be more in the busy periods ) Own transport is essential as this is a rural position. The person we require must be very reliable, responsible and trustworthy and over the age of 21 yrs . Must live within approx 30 minutes of Wragby. References required.
Job Type: Permanent
Salary: £9.50 per hour
Benefits:
On-site parking
Schedule:
Flexitime
Weekend availability
Work Location: One location
Reference ID: KENNEL / CATTERY ASSISTANT
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