PRO RATA CONTRACTS - Does position needs to be advertised?

decohy · 25-10-2023 11:07AM #1

I am about to be offered 16 hours from after midterm for the rest of the year. I believe this means this should be a prorata contract as it is of sufficient duration and number of hours.

On the ASTI website it state that the position would have to be advertised and interviewed for etc to enable a prorata contract to be offered, on the TUI website it didn't mention this stipulation.

Can anyone confirm if it has to be advertised for me to get a prorata contract please?

rainbowtrout · 27-10-2023 04:24PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058319567/pro-rata-contracts-does-position-needs-to-be-advertised

Are these hours you are already working? Are you doing casual subbing in a school and the hours have become available?

Generally a contract can be offered for a year including summer pay if it is in place before 1st November, otherwise, it's a fixed term contract.

PRO RATA CONTRACTS - Does position needs to be advertised?

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