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Position: Booking Agent Salary: Depending on experience Contract: Full Time Location: City Centre Office Overview We are looking for a Full-Time Booking Agent for a busy city centre office. If you take pride in a job well done and have strong attention to detail, then this could be the role for you. Training will be provided. Skills, Knowledge, and Qualifications PLEASE CLICK THE APPLY NOW BUTTON TO UPLOAD YOUR COVER LETTER & CV
Data Entry Accounts Administrator
Position: Data Entry Accounts Administrator Salary: Depending on experience Contract: Full Time Location: City Centre Office Overview We are looking for a Full-Time Data Entry Accounts Administrator. If you take pride in a job well done and have strong attention to detail, then this could be the role for you. Key Responsibilities · Invoicing & Book-keeping · Credit Control · Dealing with suppliers' emails & calls in a professional manner Skills, Knowledge, and Qualifications · Experience in an administrative role, either sales administration or procurement. · Large volume data entry and computer skills. · High Level or numeracy · Has an accounting qualification or studying for account technician qualification · A confident communicator. · Be organised & have excellent attention to detail. · Ability to work effectively as part of a team and willing to undertake other duties in line with the needs of the business. · Able to work under pressure and eager to take ownership of your tasks. · You are reliable and a good timekeeper. PLEASE CLICK THE APPLY NOW BUTTON TO UPLOAD YOUR COVER LETTER & CV
Mystery Shoppers
Mystery Shoppers - Required Nationwide! Looking to earn an extra income? Would you like to earn cash while you shop? Customer Perceptions are recruiting Mystery Shoppers across Ireland. Flexible working hours are available to suit your needs. All you need is: ✅ Good observational skills ✅ The ability to recognise outstanding customer service ✅ A strong grasp of written and spoken English Click Apply Now to submit your application today! 🛑 IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE A RESPONSE WITHIN 4 WORKING DAYS OF SUBMITTING YOUR APPLICATION PLEASE DOUBLE-CHECK YOUR SPAM OR JUNK FOLDER 🛑
Senior Chef De Partie
Senior Chef de Partie: €36,000 – €38,000 (Depending on Experience) We are currently seeking to recruit an enthusiastic and knowledgeable Chef de Partie to join our professional kitchen team. If you have the relevant qualifications, would like to develop your career within a busy kitchen and have a real passion for food we could have an excellent opportunity for you. The Role: This is a full-time position working an average of 45 hours per week - 5 days over 7 to include weekends and public holidays. Main Duties: Skills: Busy Restaurant Experience, HACCP Training Hospitality Experience, *Similar Restaurant Properties, Teamwork 2+ Year's Senior Chef de Partie Experience To apply please click the APPLY NOW button or call 026-20191 or 085 7867700 to discuss.
Team Leaders - Youth Advocate Programmes Ireland
Youth Advocate Programmes Ireland is Recruiting Team Leaders for a Permanent Position in the West/ Northwest and for a Nationwide Panel for Future Opportunities Job Ref – NATTL1026 Youth Advocate Programmes Ireland provide unique intensive support programmes to young people. We have a strengths based, wraparound approach to support and we employ community-based Youth Advocates - which leads to long-lasting positive outcomes for young people and families. The Team Leader will manage the provision of direct services to clients and their families who are referred to the programme. You will manage a team of community-based Advocates and ensure that all clients receive an appropriate and high-quality service. As an equal opportunity employer, we welcome all applicants from diverse backgrounds with a relevant qualifications and work experience. These posts offer: Competitive salary of €52,264.62 per annum An opportunity to make a difference in your community and society as a whole A huge amount of flexibility and work / life balance - YAP Ireland operates a remote / hybrid working policy The opportunity to join a growing, dynamic and forward-thinking organisation Employer contribution to PRSA Additional annual leave: (an additional day per year of service to a max of 25 days plus long service leave days) An opportunity to develop & grow your skills through our Staff Training & Bursary Scheme 92% of employees agreed or agreed strongly that YAP is an enjoyable place to work (Staff Opinion Survey 2025) If this is what you are looking for, we would like to hear from you. Essential Criteria: Successful Candidates will have: Please click on the APPLY NOW button to see the full Job Description and Person Spec and to apply through the official website. Closing date for receipt of application forms is 15 th of November 2026. Interviews will take place on the 2 nd of December 2026 in Athlone Springs Hotel along with a second date on 4 th of December 2026, in our Dublin Hub, Park House, 3 rd Floor, 191-193a North Circular Road Dublin 7. If you are selected for interview you will need to be available on this date to attend an interview in person. Only completed applications will be accepted, CV’s will NOT be accepted.
Youth Advocates
Youth Advocate Programmes Ireland Vacancies: Advocates – Fixed Purpose Contracts YAP Ireland is continuously recruiting male and female Advocates from all areas to work within their local communities, supporting children, young people and families to achieve their goals. YAP Advocates come from all walks of life and make a huge difference to the lives of Young People and Families. The young people we work with come from diverse ethnic, cultural and socio-economic backgrounds. We welcome applicants with first hand work / life experience of the issues facing these young people and their families including Roma and Travellers. We provide training and experience that creates opportunities for Advocates to become skilled at working with young people and families within their community in a strengths-based way. Please Note: If you are not in these area’s but you’re still interested in working as an Advocate, please fill out the application form and someone will contact you when we are recruiting in your area. Youth Advocates – Fixed Purpose Contracts – Person Spec and Job Description The Youth Advocate reports to a Team Leader. This post requires working within the YAP strengths-based model, to provide 1:1 support for vulnerable young people and their families and to support them in their home and local communities so that they can achieve their goals. YAP Ireland provides a strengths-based, needs led service for 6-12 months to children, young people and families who are struggling with a range of issues in their lives. You will work intensively with them to achieve positive change and meet their goals. Responsibilities and Tasks: 1. To deliver a 1:1 service to young people and families under the supervision and support of the Team Leader. 2. Together with the Team Leader to build a positive, supportive working relationship with the young person and their family using the YAP strengths-based model to help them achieve their goals. 3. Together with the Team Leader, to develop a plan of work (Individualised Service Plan) to focus on the abilities, strengths and needs of the young person and their families. 4. To carry out day to day work with the young person and family, addressing their needs as outlined in the ISP. This may involve supporting the young person to participate in appropriate education, accessing appropriate services or finding community activities to link the young person into. 5. To promote, enable and empower the young person and families voice to be heard and ensure they have a voice in their service/life/community. This includes activity groups, participation and consultation groups. 6.Together with the Team Leader, to adopt a Wraparound approach that will bring together those key people and services who can offer support to the young person and family during and after the YAP Service. 7. To identify and evaluate the changing needs and interests of the child/young person as the relationship progresses and to adapt the service accordingly. 8. To understand the Health and Safety policies required for all activities with young people including any specific medical history, medications and specific special needs and/or diagnosis. 9. To complete in a timely and accurate manner the required weekly paperwork and to submit to the line manager by the agreed deadlines. 10. To be familiar with all Yap’s current policies and procedures, especially in the areas of Child Protection, Confidentiality and On-Call and to work within those in a professional manner. 11. To attend staff development, training and supervisory sessions as scheduled. This will include regular supervision. Some training courses are mandatory and advocates will be required to attend this training. 12. To undertake other duties as appropriate. Advocate Person SpecificationExperienceEssential Life Experience relevant to young people and families e.g. raising children, child minding, sports coaching, community work, volunteering, youth club or lived experience of overcoming the challenges facing young people and families. Non-essential 3 months experience of working / volunteering within a youth work, family support or community setting Skills Essential A positive attitude towards children and young people and an ability to work from a strengths based perspective, be non-judgemental and creative. A knowledge/understanding of issues affecting young people. Good communication skills Good time management and organisational skills Basic computer skills Ability to write reports on work undertaken Full Driving Licence and own transport. What we offer: PLEASE CLICK THE APPLY NOW BUTTON TO GO DIRECTLY TO THE OFFICIAL CAREERS WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO APPLY FOR YOUR AREA
Litter Warden
THE ROLE The Litter Warden is responsible for maintaining and improving the cleanliness and appearance of Cork City by promoting responsible waste disposal and enforcing litter and waste management legislation and local bye-laws. The role involves actively patrolling designated areas, monitoring public spaces and investigating complaints relating to littering, illegal dumping and improper waste disposal. The Litter Warden engages with members of the public, local businesses and community groups to raise awareness of litter prevention and encourage responsible environmental practices. The role also involves responding to complaints and enquiries, providing advice and guidance, and working collaboratively with relevant stakeholders to address litter and waste management issues. A key responsibility is the enforcement of relevant legislation through gathering evidence, issuing fines and preparing cases for prosecution, including attending court where required. The Litter Warden also monitors and reports on environmental issues, identifies areas requiring intervention and takes a proactive approach to preventing repeat offences. Through effective enforcement, public engagement and environmental awareness initiatives, the Litter Warden contributes to maintaining clean, safe and attractive streets, parks and public spaces, supporting Cork City Council’s commitment to a sustainable and welcoming city for residents, businesses and visitors. DUTIES The key duties and responsibilities of the post of Litter Warden include, but are not limited to, the following: • Enforcing the Litter Pollution Acts 1997 and 2003, as amended. • Enforcing the Waste Management Acts 1996 and 2001, as amended. • Enforcing Cork City Council’s Wheel Bin bye-laws, Segregation and Presentation of Household and Commercial Waste bye-Laws, and other relevant bye-laws made under the Waste Management Acts and Litter Pollution Acts, as amended. • Patrolling and monitoring areas within the administrative area of Cork City Council to identify and address littering, illegal dumping and other waste management offences. • Visiting commercial premises to provide advice and guidance on the appropriate disposal of waste through suitably authorised private waste collectors. • Examining illegally dumped waste, including waste bags, where appropriate, to identify offenders and obtain evidence to support the issuing of fines and the initiation of legal proceedings. • Identifying and investigating locations where household, commercial and industrial waste is being illegally dumped. • Identifying abandoned vehicles on public open spaces, excluding public roads, researching ownership details and reporting findings to the supervisor to facilitate their removal. • Preparing clear and accurate reports on suspected breaches of relevant legislation and bye-laws for the purpose of enforcement action and potential prosecutions. • Maintaining accurate records and photographic evidence of suspected offences to support legal proceedings and attending court to give evidence as required. • Identifying and reporting spillages from vehicles and skips onto public roadways, including grain, fertiliser, oil, slurry, concrete and windblown materials. • Monitoring designated illegal dumping locations, as directed by the supervisor, and gathering evidence to support enforcement action against offenders. • Investigating complaints relating to illegal dumping on private property. • Investigating complaints and enquiries received by Cork City Council from members of the public concerning littering, waste disposal and breaches of relevant bye-laws and legislation. • Monitoring fly-posting, the distribution of advertising leaflets on vehicles and graffiti throughout the City Council’s administrative area, identifying those responsible and taking appropriate action to secure their removal and pursue enforcement proceedings where warranted. • Using persuasion and advice to discourage the inappropriate disposal of commercial and domestic waste in public street litter bins. • Promoting litter awareness and encouraging responsible waste disposal through public engagement, advice and cooperation with residents, businesses and other members of the community. • Assisting with the organisation and promotion of anti-litter campaigns and initiatives in conjunction with community associations, residents’ associations, schools and other relevant groups, as directed by the supervisor. • Identifying and reporting breaches of Section 52 of the Local Government (Planning and Development) Act 1963, as amended, relating to the illegal dumping of waste on derelict sites and buildings. QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POST Character Candidates shall be of good character. Health Candidates shall be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. Education, Experience, etc., Candidates shall on the latest date for receipt of completed application forms for the post: i. Each candidate must have a standard of education sufficient to enable them to efficiently carry out their duties, which will include record keeping and report writing. Driving Licence The successful candidate must hold a full, clean and valid Category B driving licence, free from disqualifications, as driving is an essential requirement of the post. The successful candidate will be required to maintain a valid driving licence throughout their employment. Any change in driving licence status that affects their ability to carry out the duties of the post must be brought to the attention of Cork City Council and will be addressed in accordance with the Council’s policies and procedures. Desirable Skills and Competencies It is desirable that candidates demonstrate proficiency in the use of Information Technology, including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and internet-based applications. The role will require the effective use of electronic devices, including tablets and mobile phones, to support inspections, record-keeping, evidence gathering and communication. The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate competence in the following areas, as outlined in the Competency Framework: • Delivering Quality Work and Services. • Communicating Effectively. • Personal Motivation and Initiative. COMPETENCY FRAMEWORK Candidates are expected to be able to demonstrate in their application and at interview (should they be called) that they possess these competencies through the experience and skills they have gained to date. DELIVERING QUALITY WORK & SERVICES Develops and maintains high standards of service delivery in accordance with operational plans. • Demonstrates a strong customer service ethos. Takes pride in the quality of service delivered and constantly seeks to improve it. • Regularly reviews and measures quality of his or her work. • Contributes ideas and suggestions as to how service activities can be improved. • Undertakes training as required to continuously improve quality work output. COMMUNICATING EFFECTIVELY Recognises the value of and requirement to communicate effectively. • Listens, clarifies, and check back to understand someone else’s perspective. • Check understanding rather than making assumptions. • Makes sure that important information is communicated in a timely way. • Demonstrates good written and verbal skills where required and has good interpersonal skills. • Responds in a timely and accurate way to requests for information. PERSONAL MOTIVATION AND INITIATIVE Is enthusiastic about the role and is motivated in the face of difficulties and obstacles; Adopts a positive attitude to work; is enthusiastic and open to taking on new challenges and responsibilities. Takes the initiative and is proactive in addressing issues. • Is positively motivated to deliver a quality service to the public. • Adopts a positive and constructive approach to work. • Learns from experience and seeks to constantly improve performance. • Brings enthusiasm and dedication to the work role. • Takes initiative when he or she sees the opportunity to contribute. Salary Remuneration for the position of Litter Warden is: €784.46 – €792.27 – €800.47 – €809.16 – €811.64 – €820.39 In accordance with Departmental Circular Letter EL 02/2011, a person who is not a serving local authority employee on or after 1st January 2011 will enter the scale at the minimum point. Hours of Duty • The successful candidate will be required to work 39 hours per week over five days, Monday to Friday. The normal working hours for Litter Wardens are: Monday to Thursday: 7:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Friday: 7:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. • The successful candidate may be required to work reasonable overtime, including Saturdays, and to respond to emergency call-outs outside normal working hours. Appropriate overtime rates will apply. Where Saturday work is required, an additional day off will be provided. • Starting and finishing times may vary depending on operational requirements. The Council reserves the right to amend working hours and working arrangements from time to time. • The postholder may be required to attend for duty outside normal working hours in accordance with the Council’s operational and emergency requirements. • All working hours and overtime arrangements will be subject to the provisions of the Organisation of Working Time Act 1997, as amended, and other relevant legislation. • The above outlines the principal conditions of service and is not intended to be an exhaustive list of the terms and conditions of employment, which will be set out in the contract of employment of the successful candidate.
Stores & Material Handling Operator
Role purpose : To support the safe, accurate and efficient movement, storage, receipt, kitting and dispatch of materials across Stores, Warehousing and Production. The successful candidate will be flexible and may support different departments as operational needs require. Key Responsibilities Health, Safety and Housekeeping Munters Corp Ireland is an equal opportunities employer.
Relief School Warden
SECTION 1: THE ROLE Each local authority can arrange with An Garda Sióchána for School Traffic Wardens to patrol places where school children cross public roads. The School Traffic Warden’s role is to ensure that primary-school children cross public roads safely on their way to and from school. The Gardaí and School Traffic Wardens are the only officials in Ireland who have the authority to stop other vehicles on public roads. The law governing the appointment of school traffic wardens is the Road Traffic Act, 1961 (Section 96). School Traffic Wardens usually work in the mornings, at lunchtime and in the evenings, when children are most likely to cross the road to go to or from school. School Traffic Wardens wear a distinctive uniform (a high-visibility coat and hat). They must also carry a distinctive sign (a white disc with a red border and the word ‘Stop’ in the centre). By displaying this sign, the school traffic warden has the power to stop the traffic to enable school children to cross the road in safety. Traffic must remain stopped as long as the warden displays the sign. SECTION 2: DUTIES The duties shall be such as may be assigned to the officer from time to time by the local authority. These duties may include: 1. Reporting for duty promptly at the specified times and locations assigned, under the direction of the Supervisor. 2. The Warden must operate strictly in accordance with the instructions for School Wardens (as per Garda/Cork County Council training) at all times. 3. The person employed will be required to perform assigned duties exercising a duty of care, in the interest of safety of oneself, fellow employees and the general public, at all times in compliance with Cork County Council’s Health and Safety Management System. Working in a safe manner, in full compliance with the relevant safety legislation and construction regulations, will be the primary responsibility of all School Wardens. 4. The School Warden will use the statutory uniform and equipment provided for the safety of yourself, children and all other members of the public, especially when stopping traffic on the public roadway. This requires carrying of the official Stop sign at all times and to ensure that the uniform is kept in a clean neat condition. 5. Maintain control over children who are awaiting your instructions to cross. 6. If the Warden has any trouble in controlling, or encounter disobedience by the children, they should inform the Principal of the school concerned. Any disobedience by traffic in general should be reported forthwith to the Gardai. 7. The Warden should never break up organised convoys, wedding, funerals, parades, or hold up fire appliances or ambulances for the purpose of allowing children to cross but wait for suitable opportunities when they have passed. 8. Report any problems or difficulties to the Local Municipal District Roads & Engineering Offices. 9. All accidents at the crossing point involving the Warden in the operation of his/her duties must be reported immediately after the duty period by telephone, to the Local Municipal District Roads & Engineering Offices. All relevant details must be recorded including car make/model, registration number, name of drivers/pedestrians involved, time and date of accident. The names/addresses of any witnesses must be recorded also and a written report is to be submitted to the Local Municipal District Roads & Engineering Offices within the following 3 days. 10. The Warden must not attempt to apportion blame to any person nor admit liability on his/her (or the Council’s) own part. 11. In connection with the hours of duty any changes made by the school to their class times, which affect your duty periods, must be notified to the Local Municipal District Roads & Engineering Offices. SECTION 3: ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA / QUALIFICATIONS Character Each candidate must be of good character. Health Each Candidate must be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. The Council reserves the right to retire a Warden who in the opinion of the Council’s medical advisor is medically unsuitable to discharge his/her duties effectively due to age or infirmity. Education, Experience Each candidate must have a good general education of a sufficient standard to enable that person to understand fully and carry out the duties of the post. An ideal candidate will: A. Operate at all times at the designated crossing point. This crossing point cannot be altered however temporarily by any person/body other than Cork County Council (with Garda Approval). B. Comply with safety policy and directive in force from time to time and must wear the uniform and carry the sign at all times while on duty. C. Ensure compliance with organisational policies, procedures and legislation. D. Co-operate with the familiarisation/instruction of other employees where appropriate. E. Manage and maintain resources effectively and efficiently. Age Age restrictions shall only apply to a candidate where he/she is not classified as a new entrant within the meaning of the Public Services Superannuation Act, 2004. A candidate who is not classified as a new entrant must be under 70 years of age. SECTION 4: TENURE The employment is for the duration of the school Year. The employment is part-time and pensionable. A panel may be formed to fill vacancies for School Warden Charleville CBS Primary School which may arise during the lifetime of the panel. Sick leave does not apply to this part-time employment, however, depending on the number of hours worked a Warden may be entitled to claim Disability Benefit from the Department of Social Welfare. The local authority shall require person to whom an appointment is offered to take up such appointments within a period of not more than one month and if they fail to take up the appointment within such period or such longer period as the local authority in its absolute discretion may determine, the local authority shall not appoint them. SECTION 5: SALARY The wage for the post is: €19.46 basic per hour. Payment will not be made in respect of normal school holiday periods, i.e., summer, Christmas, or Easter or other. The wage shall be fully inclusive and shall be as determined from time to time. Holders of the office shall pay to the local authority any fees or other monies (other than their inclusive salary) payable to or received by them by virtue of their office or in respect of any services which they are required by or under any enactment to perform. The contract may be terminated at any time subject to normal legal requirements. SECTION 6: LOCATION OF POST The person appointed will provide cover, as required, for St Annes National School, Newtownshandrum NS and CBS National School. The Council reserves the right to assign you to any department, premises or district in use by the Council, now or in the future. Changes in location of employment will not result in payment of disturbance money or compensation. The person appointed will be required to provide him/herself at his/her own expense with the necessary mode of travel to and from work. Holders of the office shall reside in the Municipal District in which their duties are to be performed or within a reasonable distance thereof. SECTION 7: WORKING HOURS The Warden will be required to operate punctually at all times when children are crossing. The hours of work will be determined by the Principal, CBS Primary School Charleville. Please note that times are subject to change at the Council’s discretion. Hours of Duty: As per the school or as required. N.B. The times are subject to review, having regard to changes in class starting/finishing times and/or changing crossing patterns. SECTION 8: ANNUAL LEAVE Annual leave will, if applicable be in accordance with the terms of the Holidays Employees Act, 1973 as amended by the workers Protection (Regular Part-Time Employees) Act, 1991. Please note particularly the Council will determine the times at which annual leave may be taken having regard to the absolute priority of having the school crossing operated while children are attending school. For those who are not entitled to annual leave, the same criteria will apply to unpaid leave of absence. SECTION 9: GARDA VETTING Successful candidates will be subject to Garda Vetting in advance of appointment to the post. SECTION 10: ELIGIBILITY TO WORK IN IRELAND Please note that in order to work in Ireland, a non-EEA National, unless they are exempted, must hold a valid Employment Permit. Should you be successful in the selection process, prior to appointment you will be required to confirm that you are in possession of same. Details of the process for you to apply for a work permit are available on the following website: Employment Permits - DETE (enterprise.gov.ie)
Information Officer
Purpose of the job: The provision of information, advice and advocacy services to members of the public and assisting the Development Manager in the work of the information service. Main Duties: • The direct delivery of information, advice and advocacy services as determined by the Board of Directors and in line with the Citizens Information Board guidelines for the provision of Citizens Information Services • The delivery of outreach services through Citizens Information Services and other outlets as required • Follow up work arising from information and/or advocacy sessions with clients. • Assisting the Development Manager in the development of innovative processes for the provision of quality information to clients in various formats using the Citizens Information Board Citizens Information website www.citizensinformation.ie as an information tool, supplemented by other relevant information sources. • To co-operate with other service providers in the area and more generally, both statutory and voluntary, in the development of information and advocacy provision and on joint initiatives from time to time. • Operation of query management, advocacy case management and data collection/statistical analysis systems • Operation of systems for monitoring and evaluation of the service • Undertaking publicity and promotional initiatives appropriate to the development of the service. • Assisting in any research and/or social policy initiatives appropriate to the development of the service. • Identifying and feeding back to the Citizens Information Board, issues that have social policy implications • Representing the CIS at conferences etc. as decided by the Board or Development Manager. • Such duties (including administrative duties) as may be assigned from time to time by the Development Manager Minimum Education Qualifications and Attainments • Educated to Leaving Certificate standard, or equivalent, with a minimum of one year’s experience of working in an information, advice, or advocacy setting. or • Less formal academic qualifications with a minimum of three years’ experience of working in an information, advice, or advocacy. Essential Knowledge and Experience • An understanding of the issues around the provision of, and access to information, advice and advocacy services. • Working knowledge and understanding of how the social welfare, health and income tax systems operate in general and a working knowledge of at least one of the following subject areas: employment, housing, immigration, consumer rights, education • Excellent organisational, administrative and IT skills. Desirable Skills, Abilities and Experience • Demonstrated ability to absorb, analyse and evaluate information from a variety of sources. • Strong communication skills, both orally and in writing • Have previous experience in the information or voluntary sector • Proven ability to represent, negotiate and communicate on a client’s behalf • Ability to work on own initiatives and as a member of a team, working effectively within the support and supervision structures operated by the CIS • Ability to interpret and implement organisational policy. Successful Candidate will be • Committed to the provision of free, confidential, impartial, local and independent information, advice and advocacy services • Have an understanding and knowledge of the range of information, advice and advocacy services provided by the Citizens Information Services supported by the Citizens Information Board and knowledge of volunteering, with reference in particular to the distinctive characteristics of an organisation which provides a service to the public through the agency of trained volunteer personnel • Be open to work unsocial hours as may be required from time to time and willing to attend evening and occasional week-ends. Time Off In Lieu (TOIL) arrangements apply in all such circumstances. This is a temporary position, subject to satisfactory completion of a six-month probationary period. The period of probation may be extended at the discretion of the Development Manager/Regional Manager. The successful candidate will be available to work 17.5 hours per week (part time). There may be a requirement to work evenings from time-to-time. Salary Scale: range of €35,366, €37,945, €40,551, €42,490, €44,367, €46,896, €48,737, €50,591 (max), €52,276 (LSI1), €53,958 (LSI2). Salaries pro-rata for part-time work. Salaries pro-rata for part-time work. Incremental Credit: It is expected that all new entrants to South Munster Citizens Information Service will be appointed at point one of the salary scale. However, South Munster Citizens Information Service operates an incremental credit process for appointments higher than point one. This process is applicable to new entrants into South Munster Citizens Information Service. Incremental credit criteria, based on the competencies for the role, are assessed against employment history as laid out in the application form only. A request for incremental credit from a successful candidate must be made within the first 3 months of employment. The decision on whether or not to award an incremental credit is a decision made by the Board and is subject to the availability of funding. Pension: A company pension scheme is in place, and membership is obligatory upon commencement. Employee contribution: 5% of salary, Employer contribution: 7% of salary. Please note the Citizens Information Service has established a normal retirement age in line with the state pension age (currently 66). Annual Leave: Calculated on a pro rata basis for part year service as follows: • 23 days • 24 days (upon completion of 2 years’ service) • 25 days (upon completion of 5 years’ service) Full terms and conditions are contained in a Staff Handbook, which is issued with and forms part of the Employee Contract at CIS.
