Local Job Spot

Whiskey Devil

I posted a similar thread on the South Co. Dublin forum, so thought I may aswell add one here..

Given all the people out there looking for jobs, how about we post details of any local jobs we see advertised that may not be online or in the local papers. So if you see or hear of any local businesses looking for staff post whatever details you can here. Might be helpful to someone looking for a some part time work or college funds etc.

Haven't been in the Wee County much recently, so I'm afraid I have nothing to add at the moment.

Worth a shot anyway..

Darksaga87

one of the clothes shops in scotch hall are looking for staff, im sorry but i cant remember which shop it is, they have a sign in the window so take a look around! ill update when i see it again.

peejay1986

Pretty sure that O'Gormans (Centra) on Castle St, Ardee are looking for workers.

tanyaog2007

Darksaga87 wrote: »

one of the clothes shops in scotch hall are looking for staff, im sorry but i cant remember which shop it is, they have a sign in the window so take a look around! ill update when i see it again.

i think its NONAME across from dunnes

Darksaga87

tanyaog2007 wrote: »

i think its NONAME across from dunnes

thanks!;)

fh041205

Londis in Sandpit looking for workers according to a sign outside it, even though it closed last week. Possibly re-opening by the looks of it.

irishwarrior

Harry Corry's in industrial estate next to argos looking for part time staff...good luck

DundalkDuffman

Brubakers are looking for staff ATM as well.

Stephentlig

Kingfisher on park street dundalk are looking for take away staff.

Ann22

Peter Marks in Dundalk Shopping Centre looking for a stylist.

HMV

http://isw.changeworknow.co.uk/hmv/stores/vms/stores/search/edit

dannydfc

Kingfishers looking for waitresses

Whiskey Devil

Great stuff. Nice to see some goodwill and JOBS out there.

whelan1

i have a job on a dairy farm for an experienced herdsperson pm me if you want details - must be EXPERIENCED and have good english

TheBigFella

Harvey Norman looking for a Sales person in their furniture section

Stephentlig

whelan1 wrote: »

i have a job on a dairy farm for an experienced herdsperson pm me if you want details - must be EXPERIENCED and have good english

I always wondered how one becomes experienced in such a task. Where does one start?

sounds like a good hard working job, and I like them hard working jobs just a pity I'm an inexperienced herdsperson.

Stephentlig

TheBigFella wrote: »

Harvey Norman looking for a Sales person in their furniture section

aye, put my c.v in the other day with the hope I'll hear back from them. I better shut up now, dont wanna clog up the thread with my unneccesary comments.

Whiskey Devil

Scotch Hall Jobs

Require Qualified Stylist
Only the best work at Peter Mark, which is why we're so successful. If you are talented and enjoy being creative, you couldn't work for a better company. We can offer you an unrivalled client base, flexible working arrangements and an excellent salary.

For further information on this exciting position please apply below.

Niamh Byrne, Peter Mark Human Resources Department, 13 South William Street, Dublin 2 or why not call into Paula McNab our Scotchall Salon Manager.

Telephone: 01-4722400 or email: nbyrne@petermark.ie


Positions available in 3G
Full time & part time positions are available in 3G's Scotch Hall store. Please apply in-store with CV.

Darksaga87

Stephentlig wrote: »

aye, put my c.v in the other day with the hope I'll hear back from them. I better shut up now, dont wanna clog up the thread with my unneccesary comments.

Put a cv in there a while ago, never heard anything back.

fh041205

Darksaga87 wrote: »

Put a cv in there a while ago, never heard anything back.

Seems to be the way at the moment. Surely a generic, 'sorry we've no positions available at the moment' email wouldn't be too much to ask even??? You get the feeling that they sometimes go straight into the bin don't you.

Loving the pogues quote WhiskeyD, quite an obscure one too....

Darksaga87

fh041205 wrote: »

Seems to be the way at the moment. Surely a generic, 'sorry we've no positions available at the moment' email wouldn't be too much to ask even??? You get the feeling that they sometimes go straight into the bin don't you.

Loving the pogues quote WhiskeyD, quite an obscure one too....

Had an interview with the sky desk in scoth hall too, never heard a word back.

Im not sure if they are still looking, but put a CV in anyway.

<info@ncmgroup.ie>,

thats thier email, they only accept CV's through it.

Stephentlig

You get the feeling that they sometimes go straight into the bin don't you.

Years ago I use to work in tescos dundalk and actually saw the woman at customer service desk after receiving a C.V from someone just throwing it in the bin.

Also most people have already given the job to someone before advertising, because the law requires them to advertise the job and interview people.... so they just do it, but there is no point in people applying, they are wasting their time because they aint ever gonna get it.

fh041205

Jaffa xpress on Dyer street looking for staff according to a sheet of paper on their window.

Stephentlig

Stephentlig wrote: »

Years ago I use to work in tescos dundalk and actually saw the woman at customer service desk after receiving a C.V from someone just throwing it in the bin.

Same thing happened regularly in a place I use to worked in.

borderlinemeath

Well the law states that if a position is advertised either instore, online or in print then every CV has to be taken in for consideration during the period of advertisement.

However...
If there is no positions advertised and a CV arrives either through the post or cold calling...these CVs are technically "unsolicited mail" and as such can be thrown straight in the bin.

I tend to keep CVs for if and when I need them, cos you never know when somebody might leave or have to get fired...

Panthro

hi all so im returning to dundalk soon enough as a mature student in the college, just wondering is there anything on the jobs front going up there? thanks in advance all

borderlinemeath

Hi All,
Dunno if anybody interested but I know of a shop in Carrickmacross (15 mins from Dundalk) looking for a shop manager and a part time sales person.
Its a new homewares store opening in Carrickmacross hopefully within the next month or so.
Retail experience essential, management experience essential for the management role.
PM me if interested and I will pass on relevant details to my other half as it's his business.

freeworld777

This thread is an excellent idea..

drogsnookerclub

i still check for jobs now even though i dont need one, after 6 months it becomes quite a habbit!

3-4 jobs going in Jackie Skellys adn then they need promo staff as well which coul dbe useful for students, handy way to pay your way through college

Panthro

ahh feck only seen that ad now.
whats jackie shellys, and those jobs are hardly still going do u know?

drogsnookerclub

have a look here, http://www.jobs.ie/louth_jobs.aspx

also on fas there's sales assistant job going in centra and jackie skellys are still looking for promo staff, theyre a gym, horrible company to be honest but could be a handy few bucks and bit of craic

tabouli

Thought I'd bump this thread as it's coming up to summer...

Anyone seen any places looking for staff?

The cinema are hiring but that's all I know of

Chet Zar

tabouli wrote: »

Thought I'd bump this thread as it's coming up to summer...

Anyone seen any places looking for staff?

The cinema are hiring but that's all I know of

Saw an article in the Drogheda Indo this week where you can send in a description of your qualifications/skills etc, and they then send out a list of open positions where employers can view the profiles of everyone who submitted information - something like that. Sounds like a good idea anyway.

calex71

Chet Zar wrote: »

Saw an article in the Drogheda Indo this week where you can send in a description of your qualifications/skills etc, and they then send out a list of open positions where employers can view the profiles of everyone who submitted information - something like that. Sounds like a good idea anyway.

Meant to look into that myself but if i recall you had you use 25 words or less in the plug for yourself.

Dundalk Daily

Not sure if this is of help to anyone but here goes. My brother recently launched a small company with several office based employees. He was approached by two mature ladies that he knows and asked if he would consider hiring them on a short-term basis unpaid to enable them to get back into the ways of a busy office. Both had been out of work for several years due to families etc but keen to get back into the swing of things, general addmin work etc. He agreed and took both on for a month after which he would give them a reference and they got a feel for the office again. Turns out that it worked out well for both sides as he employed both shortly afterwards, one full-time and one part-time.

Anyway, Im sure he's open to helping anyone out who needs to brush up on the office skills e.g. phones, filing, photocopying etc. So if we can help anyone out please pm me and I can get in touch.

fifomania

anyone know of any part time summer work for students around dundalk preferably during the day as i'll have to travel? anything considered, just can't find anything anywhere! cheers!

Hank_Jones

Going to bump this.

Any information would be great!

Thanks.

cuddles2008

Got a interview in Finlays Coffins Ardee. Anyone out there know anything about them, like what are they like to work for / is pay good ?