Harbour View Hotel Malaysia

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From:     HOTEL WORK
Reply-To:     harbour_hotel@mail2malaysia.com
Subject:     JOB OPENING
Date:     Thu, 28 Aug 2008 09:32:06 -0400

Harbour View Hotel.
Address: Lorong Temple , 93100
Kuching, Sarawak Malaysia.
Web: www.marimari.com/hotel/Malaysia/harbourview
Email: harbour_hotel@mail2malaysia.com

Attn !!!

We are recruiting qualified candidates to work with our Three star hotel
in Malaysia . We expect to provide on going hiring opportunities for
qualified personnel/candidate.

Are you interested in working for a company that is dedicated to offering
customers outstanding personal services in a luxurious surroundings? We
believe in offering dedicated and professional members of our team every
opportunities to develop in their chosen career and we provide the
training and support needed to progress.

If you intend to work with our Company in any POSITION, please contact Dr
Lawrence Chiong at harbour_hotel@mail2malaysia.com immediately with your cv/
resume
and educational background...

Thanks
Harbour View Hotel,
Malaysia.

[ END SCAM E-MAIL ]

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