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Looking For A Dependable House Cleaner For Family Living In Bowie...

$23 – $33/hr • Full time • Starts Jan 8 • Bowie, TX

I am just looking for someone to come in a couple days a week to help with laundry, dishes, basic wipe down of the kitchen, dusting, and…

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Nanny Needed For My Children In Nocona. - I have 4 children and o...

$15 – $23/hr • Full time • Starts Jan 1 • Nocona, TX

I have 4 children and one on the way; three of them are in school so weekday would only be our 1-year-old and eventually newborn. Evenings…

We're Looking For A Babysitter For Our Kiddos! - Must love kids! ...

$14 – $30/hr • Full time • Starts Jan 11 • Montague, TX

Must love kids! Our ideal match will meet the requirements below. Animal lovers please apply (we have pets)! This is a as needed! We're…

Looking For A Dependable House Cleaner For Family Living In Fores...

$18 – $25/hr • Part time • Starts Jan 13 • Forestburg, TX

I live in a small 1 bedroom shop apartment. I have 2 dogs that shed a lot and there is a lot of dust that accumulates since I am attached to…

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