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Anybody know of any bars hiring?

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  • 13-07-2010 6:45pm
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    Melion
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 10,259 ✭✭✭✭


    Just need something to keep me ticking over until the end of August until my regular job picks up again.


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    Limerick_Lass
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    I think your best bet is pick a few and go in personally with your CV, theres always staff coming and going but bars wont advertise.


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    kilburn
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    Adare Manor are looking for a bar man


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    Jofspring
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    Always see Smyths with an ad up in their window so worth looking there.


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    Melion
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    Cheers lads/ladies.


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    TestTransmission
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    Jofspring wrote: »
    Always see Smyths with an ad up in their window so worth looking there.

    Not necessarily a good thing mind you


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    campo
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    TestTransmission wrote: »
    Not necessarily a good thing mind you


    Hole of a place to work trust me


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    concussion
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    Jofspring wrote: »
    Always see Smyths with an ad up in their window so worth looking there.

    *shudder*

    Worked in there, as well as Scotts and the Texas Steak Out. The very worst people I've ever worked for.

    Ugh.


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    tiernanmul_gos
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    what age do you have to be to work in a bar?


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    Blazer
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    tiernanmul_gos wrote: »
    what age do you have to be to work in a bar?

    You have to be 18 to be able to serve alcohol behind the counter.


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    Freiheit
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    A few years ago I was in the Old Quarter and was shocked at the treatment of lower staff by managment, I'd say pubs of that ilk are usually tough and the better one's such as Tom Collins or Nancy Blakes don't hire often......


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    RINO87
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    Just if anyone is wondering, I posted the same question in the cork city forum, hoping to move down soon. Might be worth having a look and see if theres work there that might suit some people


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    billox
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    Freiheit wrote: »
    A few years ago I was in the Old Quarter and was shocked at the treatment of lower staff by managment, I'd say pubs of that ilk are usually tough and the better one's such as Tom Collins or Nancy Blakes don't hire often......
    depnds on which manager it was i suppose


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    concussion
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    Bump. From the LIT careers page.
    Job Title: Bar Staff & Hotel Reception

    Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Limerick

    Currently looking for bar staff

    Up to 39 hours available most weeks.



    Also looking for a trained receptionist,

    again not a full time contract but 39 hours work available per week.



    Please contact:



    Louise O'Hara - General Manager - Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa Limerick - Tel: +353 61456200
    Dir: +353 61 456 501 - Mob: +353 87 679 4306 - louise.ohara@radissonblu.com


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    bigpink
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    Is 39 hours not full time or is that a way of giving the worker less?


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    Limerick_Lass
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    bigpink wrote: »
    Is 39 hours not full time or is that a way of giving the worker less?

    39 hours is full time


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    The Snipe
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    bigpink wrote: »
    Is 39 hours not full time or is that a way of giving the worker less?

    40 hours is full time I think.


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    LB6
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    nope 39 hours is full time - has been for a number of years now


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