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Clerical Officer 2020

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Just went live - nationwide incl Dublin. Looks like no aptitude tests.

https://publicjobs.ie/en/index.php?option=com_jobsearch&view=jobdetails&Itemid=263&cid=114837&campaignId=2037907

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rcrell1

Is the HSE part of the CO recruitment, or is this campaign for Dept roles (ie Justice, Revenue, Agriculture etc)

L390

rcrell1 wrote: »

Is the HSE part of the CO recruitment, or is this campaign for Dept roles (ie Justice, Revenue, Agriculture etc)

No HSE is totally different..same as Dublin City council is different

doc22

what number is reached in dublin?

L390

doc22 wrote: »

what number is reached in dublin?

From previous post I heard in 420s but didnt indicate which batch number

ladz

Carmol123 wrote: »

Anyone any update on longford or cavan

Ive just got called to express interest in interview for Longford today. Im no. 41. I've said yes as it is my preferred county, but I think westmeath is moving faster, I'm 61 on westmeath. Hard to know if ive done the right thing, but what will be will be!

Guffy

Does anyone know how the interview is marked?

Samuel T. Cogley

Guffy wrote: »

Does anyone know how the interview is marked?

Out of 50 based on the competencies IIRC.

ellejay

Hi

A friend got an invite for interview for a position on Co.Dublin.
Extremely short closing date.
Does anyone know if Co. Dublin is considered Skerries area or Dun Laoighaire please.

minikin

ellejay wrote: »

Hi

A friend got an invite for interview for a position on Co.Dublin.
Extremely short closing date.
Does anyone know if Co. Dublin is considered Skerries area or Dun Laoighaire please.

Anywhere in the county of Dublin surely: from Balbriggan to bits of Bray, Newcastle to Howth.

L390

minikin wrote: »

Anywhere in the county of Dublin surely: from Balbriggan to bits of Bray, Newcastle to Howth.

City centre is covered in this too I believe

thekingofpop

Meath is at OOM 25 today.

Daffodil in Spring

Can anyone describe what the beginner's role of a Customs Clerical Officer would involve, be like?

Rikand

ladz wrote: »

Ive just got called to express interest in interview for Longford today. Im no. 41. I've said yes as it is my preferred county, but I think westmeath is moving faster, I'm 61 on westmeath. Hard to know if ive done the right thing, but what will be will be!

My wife is around 40th for westmeath and she hasn't heard anything yet, so you could be doing the right thing

JenOD90

Hi, does anyone know what number they are on for Waterford?

Calathea

Omg this process is excruciatingly slow. Does anyone else wonder whether there might be a little movement once the Budget has been finalized? Or maybe I'm grasping at straws???

tiny14

Calathea wrote: »

Omg this process is excruciatingly slow. Does anyone else wonder whether there might be a little movement once the Budget has been finalized? Or maybe I'm grasping at straws???

I think covid has big impact too!! Im waiting on limerick or tipp an there is little or no movement & this panel only for a year so hopefully they wont put a freeze on recruitment budget time!!

Rikand

Calathea wrote: »

Omg this process is excruciatingly slow. Does anyone else wonder whether there might be a little movement once the Budget has been finalized? Or maybe I'm grasping at straws???

If you think this is slow then maybe the civil service isn't for you

Calathea

I am 5 years in tco positions at this stage. Plus several years previous permanent positions. I do not feel the need to question my commitment, dear.

Rikand

Calathea wrote: »

I am 5 years in tco positions at this stage. Plus several years previous permanent positions. I do not feel the need to question my commitment, dear.

It's a civil service joke

BB2020

I am starting in the morning
The nerves ðŸ˜¬ðŸ˜¬

tiny14

BB2020 wrote: »

I am starting in the morning
The nerves ðŸ˜¬ðŸ˜¬

Best of luck

L390

BB2020 wrote: »

I am starting in the morning
The nerves ðŸ˜¬ðŸ˜¬

Ohhhh where did you get

Big_Baner

JenOD90 wrote: »

Hi, does anyone know what number they are on for Waterford?

14 last time I checked.

daffodill50

BB2020 wrote: »

I am starting in the morning
The nerves ðŸ˜¬ðŸ˜¬

Wishing you the very best of luck

BB2020

L390 wrote: »

Ohhhh where did you get

Dublin port training in town today

Conqueror

Calathea wrote: »

Omg this process is excruciatingly slow. Does anyone else wonder whether there might be a little movement once the Budget has been finalized? Or maybe I'm grasping at straws???

They're completely independent of each other. Movement is based on the opening of roles in each county. What *may* move things along in a number of places is people retiring after this week, when the final phase of the Public Service Stability Agreement kicks in.

ShellBell89

I have just finished a TCO contract and a new CO started last week, I asked her which panel she came of thinking it was the newest 2020 and was going ask her the number they are up to.

She's from the 2018 panel..... Why is this this active ðŸ˜‘

L390

ShellBell89 wrote: »

She's from the 2018 panel..... Why is this this active ðŸ˜‘

Holy **** !!!!!

Samuel T. Cogley

ShellBell89 wrote: »

I have just finished a TCO contract and a new CO started last week, I asked her which panel she came of thinking it was the newest 2020 and was going ask her the number they are up to.

She's from the 2018 panel..... Why is this this active &#55357;&#56849;

They last for two years and sometimes get extended a bit.

L390

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

They last for two years and sometimes get extended a bit.

But this panel is only for 1 year