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Contract gigs in the public sector

  • 12-03-2022 4:14pm
    #1
    spitonmedickie
    Registered Users Posts: 311 ✭✭ spitonmedickie


    Seeing an increase in 3 or 5 year contract middle/senior management positions advertised in the public sector lately, e.g. local authorities, also SEAI etc. In some cases is this to get around panels that might be in place for SEOs etc? Any insights on if these contracts can be converted to permanent posts or if that was a priority would you be better off within panels?



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  • #2
    Liberty_Bear
    Registered Users Posts: 821 ✭✭✭ Liberty_Bear


    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058237050/contract-gigs-in-the-public-sector

    The contracts are for a specific duration and are often attached to specific tasks at HEO/AP level. Eg. I saw one the other day where it was for a building facilities manager at the AP level. The only case I am aware of (and Im open to correction mate) is that if you are say at HEO/AP and go for a job in a general panel at that grade then your AP might be table to take you off the panel if you pass.

    Big lad who likes big lads...:)



  • #3
    spitonmedickie
    Registered Users Posts: 311 ✭✭ spitonmedickie


    Cheers for the reply, but I was more wondering if this was a shift to where they're filling specialised roles in this way rather than taking a generalist off a panel like they would have before?



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