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retired garda

reallybad · 2006-09-30 01:33:40

hi my dad has recently retired from the gardai - he is still very healthy and fit. He is quite clever has good computer skills and would consider himself very active. He is on the look out for some laid back work ideally 3-4 days a week - can anyone advise me where he should look? btw he is based in rural ireland

30-09-2006 1:33am

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reallybad

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hi
my dad has recently retired from the gardai - he is still very healthy and fit. He is quite clever has good computer skills and would consider himself very active.

He is on the look out for some laid back work ideally 3-4 days a week - can anyone advise me where he should look?

btw he is based in rural ireland

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#2 30-09-2006 1:38am

imeddyhobbs

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laid back work...sounds like an ex garda ok
Any security company will hire him,contact one of them,they like someone that has not been convicted of a crime(now and again)

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#3 30-09-2006 10:03am

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Set up his own business - odd jobs, gardening, whatever? The benefit of being retired is that he doesn't need to go actively looking for clients.

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