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Natalia09  +  860230 Thu, 13 Aug 09 03:10 PM
Can I say "Application for an appointment as a manager" or may be "as a works manager". The application is directed to a restaurant chain.

 

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Philip  +  860235 Thu, 13 Aug 09 03:15 PM
I would check with the restaurant in question and ask what positions are available (and what they call them). 
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