No company name and few job details. Surely a scam?

I didn't check my mail yesterday but I got the following fairly obvious scam email when I checked today:

From: [email protected]
Subject: part-time job
Date: 21 July 2010 14:33:42 BST
To: **name removed**@yahoo.co.uk


Civilities


I am a manager of the HR department of a large multinational company. Our enterprise is connected with a great number of various activities, like:
- consulting services
– bank accounts opening and maintenance
– private undertaking services
– etc.

We have vacancies to be filled by European residents only:
- salary 2.400 euro + bonus
- 1-2 working hours per day
- flexible work time


If you are interested in this job send us the necessary information on the following e-mail address:
h r m @ h i r i n g - w e s t u n i o n . c o m [please delete spaces before sending]
Full name:
Country:
E-mail:
Mobile phone-number:



Attention! We need just the people residing in Europe.

Please, write your Telephone Number and our manager will contact with you and answer all your questions.

I've removed the 'To' email address as it wasn't mine but could be another victims.

– bank accounts opening and maintenance

That right there tells us that this "job" will involve check fraud or money laundering.

private undertaking services

If you aren't a native English speaker it can be difficult to pick up the obvious tell-tale signs of a West African scammer's work, but they find it very hard to mask the clues.

This mail is a good example, and I won't point out where he's gone wrong in detail, but the phrase above demonstrates what is likely to happen when scammers haven't a clue what they're talking about.

HR manager - my armpit.