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Clerical Officer 2020

EO2019

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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Mellybelly

Mobility in cs back open on Monday.

November Golf

Authbo wrote: »

Anybody know what the dress code is like?

Smart casual in most offices, unless your customer facing.

Authbo

Anybody know what the dress code is like?

TrishaK

ciarawira wrote: »

I don't know sorry ðŸ€·*♀️

The incremental scale moves each year providing you pass your performance review.

if there are any disciplinary issues at any stage throughout your service you incremental can be withheld for that year.

ciarawira

Enquiring wrote: »

Thanks! And do you know when you go up to the next level on the payscale? Is it a year after you started and passed probation?

I don't know sorry 🤷*♀️

Hurdig

L390 wrote: »

So its now been 2 weeks since I was told I was going to DEASP and still no word from them (DEASP) re location..sent them an email but no response .....I give up ....

PM sent

Enquiring

niallmacsuain wrote: »

I was taking home 425ish/week as a TCO a few months ago.

ciarawira wrote: »

depends on tax credits and % of contributions but would guesstimate it would be between €370-€410

Thanks! And do you know when you go up to the next level on the payscale? Is it a year after you started and passed probation?

JenOD90

Big_Baner wrote: »

Hasn’t moved in at least a month.

Oh no! Not good! I'm 19 so fingers crossed not long more to wait but I imagine it will be new year before I am called

ciarawira

Enquiring wrote: »

I know the clerical officer pay scale starts at 24,586 (471.20) but does anyone know the actual take home pay after tax/pension contribution etc?

depends on tax credits and % of contributions but would guesstimate it would be between €370-€410

Big_Baner

JenOD90 wrote: »

Waterford is at OOM 14. Slow movement.

Hasn’t moved in at least a month.

JenOD90

Waterford is at OOM 14. Slow movement.

niallmacsuain

Enquiring wrote: »

I know the clerical officer pay scale starts at 24,586 (471.20) but does anyone know the actual take home pay after tax/pension contribution etc?

I was taking home 425ish/week as a TCO a few months ago.

Enquiring

I know the clerical officer pay scale starts at 24,586 (471.20) but does anyone know the actual take home pay after tax/pension contribution etc?

L390

So its now been 2 weeks since I was told I was going to DEASP and still no word from them (DEASP) re location..sent them an email but no response .....I give up ....

Plasandrunt

Thanks guys, had enough hassle with my current employer trying to get it off so not looking forward trying to get it off again if I get the job.

furrybones

Plasandrunt wrote: »

So I have my interview coming up. I'm currently in the first year of a 4 year part time degree and i have 2 days of lectures a month which is on a Friday and a Saturday. I have 6 months of these lectures plus xmas and summer exams so I'd probably need 8 Fridays off a year.

I'd plan to take holidays to cover these days but would it worth saying it to anyone in the interview and will I wait and see if I get the job first?

Absolutely agree with Samuel's reply above. I wouldn't mention it in the interview, but definitely mention it to your manager once you start your job. I have always found public sector bodies very accommodating and encouraging when it comes to self-development.

Samuel T. Cogley

Plasandrunt wrote: »

So I have my interview coming up. I'm currently in the first year of a 4 year part time degree and i have 2 days of lectures a month which is on a Friday and a Saturday. I have 6 months of these lectures plus xmas and summer exams so I'd probably need 8 Fridays off a year.

I'd plan to take holidays to cover these days but would it worth saying it to anyone in the interview and will I wait and see if I get the job first?

It won't make a difference in the interview and will make no difference when you land. Your assigned department will either accommodate or they won't. I wouldn't mention it as the only possible outcome from it is a possible unconscious bias against you. By all means mention you're doing a PT degree that won't impinge on your work, especially as you'll be asked about self development.

You'll more than likely get the exams off paid in addition to your annual leave. Happy days.

Plasandrunt

So I have my interview coming up. I'm currently in the first year of a 4 year part time degree and i have 2 days of lectures a month which is on a Friday and a Saturday. I have 6 months of these lectures plus xmas and summer exams so I'd probably need 8 Fridays off a year.

I'd plan to take holidays to cover these days but would it worth saying it to anyone in the interview and will I wait and see if I get the job first?

Messi19

Fergality wrote: »

Mine came into my junk folder, could be worth checking there!

Hasn't been in spam

Fergality

Messi19 wrote: »

Submitted all my docs to the clearance team last week and was told I'd get a link about garda e-vetting very soon. No link 9 days later

Mine came into my junk folder, could be worth checking there!

L390

Guffy wrote: »

Offered AGS, will that be a min of 16 weeks before i start then with garda clearance.

Whats involved with that, that it takes so much longer than normal?

What's AGS like? Was really hoping for a diff dept, but tbh just happy to get the foot in.

Oh I really wanted there do you want to.swap I'M DEASP but not happy about going ..just waiting on my location then I have to decide as I've just been offered another job which i will more than likely take

L390

Messi19 wrote: »

Submitted all my docs to the clearance team last week and was told I'd get a link about garda e-vetting very soon. No link 9 days later

Email public jobs and tell them

Messi19

Submitted all my docs to the clearance team last week and was told I'd get a link about garda e-vetting very soon. No link 9 days later

newbie18892

beenhad wrote: »

Up to 556 on Dublin panel for anyone wondering. Are they actually placing anyone in posts? Currently a TCO in DEASP. Contract finishing up shortly. Has anyone had contract extended?

The email I got when I enquired about how interviews were progressing in Dublin said that they're only interviewing when vacancies arise so I assume they're placing people.

beenhad

Up to 556 on Dublin panel for anyone wondering. Are they actually placing anyone in posts? Currently a TCO in DEASP. Contract finishing up shortly. Has anyone had contract extended?

Samuel T. Cogley

Loved my time as a CO in AGS. The vetting is pretty in depth and is done by a smaller dept so takes a while.

There are some very diverse roles in AGS so it's very tough to say what you'll be doing. They generally expect a lot of COs and if you embrace it promotion is easy enough. Good time to be in AGS imo, lots of change and opportunities.

blindsider

AGS = An Garda Siochana

ellejay

Guffy wrote: »

Offered AGS, will that be a min of 16 weeks before i start then with garda clearance.

Whats involved with that, that it takes so much longer than normal?

What's AGS like? Was really hoping for a diff dept, but tbh just happy to get the foot in.

Hi Guffy, what is AGS please?

Can you comment on the time difference from your day of interview to being offered a placement.

Guffy

Offered AGS, will that be a min of 16 weeks before i start then with garda clearance.

Whats involved with that, that it takes so much longer than normal?

What's AGS like? Was really hoping for a diff dept, but tbh just happy to get the foot in.

Rikand

tritriagain wrote: »

So you will be told location?

Yes, you will be told. And the only way you can refuse and remain on the panel is if you are outside the 45km distance