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#2 19-03-2023 10:08PM

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058288898/pre-employment-health-declaration

No body can tell you the answer to that question, because it entirely depends on the diligence of the person who is asked to review form. It could be someone that is not too bothered or in a rush or it could be someone who is very diligent and has nothing better to do than look into your circumstances. If it's not a direct question you can always explain away leaving it out later, if it's a direct question then it could be problematic.

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#3 19-03-2023 10:18PM

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I’ll just say one thing, but the public service nowadays is particularly careful about the state of health, physical & mental, of potential recruits, way more do than decades ago. Where I worked in a local authority, latterly they weren’t hesitant in encouraging people with chronic health problems to leave.

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