Hungarian Hotel and Restaurant Group Hiring Cleaning Staff
Visa Processing:
Conditional direct visa processing.
Position:
Cleaning Staff:
Cleaning the restaurant or hotel rooms.
Work Location:
Central Budapest, Hungary.
Working Hours:
Assigned by the manager.
Salary (after tax):
1,200 Forints/hour (equivalent to 3.2 EUR/hour or 82,800 VND/hour).
For regular work (22 days/month, 8-12 hours/day), the salary is:
(8-12 hours/day x 22 days x 1,200 Forints/hour) = From 211,200 Forints to 316,800 Forints (equivalent to 14.5 million to 21.8 million VND).
Overtime available.
*Benefits:
Accommodation with European standard facilities provided.
Employees are responsible for their own food.
Contract Duration: 2 years (renewable upon request).
*Important Notes:
Workers must maintain productivity and quality at the same level as Hungarian employees to receive the specified salary.
Poor performance may result in lower pay or termination.
Unauthorized absences are prohibited.
***Requirements:
Previous work experience.
No skin diseases or infectious illnesses.
Good health and ability to work at high intensity.
Meets the health requirements for labor export as per Vietnam’s regulations.
Responsible work attitude with good labor discipline.
Good physical health, stamina, and willingness to work overtime when required.
Friendly, sociable, and mature, suitable for communal living.
No bone deformities or mobility issues.
Good learner, quick-witted, and able to understand and read Vietnamese.
Basic email usage skills.
***Encouraged:
Non-smokers, no alcohol or drug use.
No addiction to tea (green tea) or drinks that may dirty the living space.
Adaptable to European cuisine and avoids strong-smelling Asian spices (e.g., dried fish, fish sauce) in shared living spaces.
Civilized lifestyle.
Good learning ability and cultural adaptability.
Experienced, respectful, and socially aware.
***Not Welcome:
Tattoos or criminal records.
Hot-tempered, aggressive, impulsive, or overly assertive individuals.
Those inclined to disrupt company operations (e.g., sudden strikes, unnecessary questioning of leadership, excessive demands).
Financial pressures leading to poor work attitude and ethics.