Clerical Officer 2020

ellejay · 23-11-2020 04:07PM

doc22 wrote: »

Internal moves I'd say could be facilitated after probation(1year) but would the port release you is another matter after training you and having to find a replacement.

It wasn't specifically a customs/port role, it was from the CO panel.
I know there were offers of expression of interest for customs / port roles but they didn't apply for those.

Beeabell · 23-11-2020 09:12PM

Dublin501 wrote: »

Good news for you so, hopefully you should hear soon..i got a message to confirm I was still interested for Dublin and they give you less than 24 hours to reply. Then a couple of days later they send you an application form and tell you to send pic of Id and give you about 48 hours to hand them in so keep a close eye on the message board &#55357;&#56841;

Heya may i ask what way you sent your picture, Did you scan it or just upload a picture. Many Thanks

Plasandrunt · 23-11-2020 11:45PM

I've been offered a position but it's actually come around too quickly for me as I'm saving for a mortgage as leaving my current role would mean i'm dropping nearly 20k a year.

Does anyone know if you turn down an offer will it have any effect on further campaigns?

Tashajulia1993 · 23-11-2020 11:49PM

Plasandrunt wrote: »

I've been offered a position but it's actually come around too quickly for me as I'm saving for a mortgage as leaving my current role would mean i'm dropping nearly 20k a year.

Does anyone know if you turn down an offer will it have any effect on further campaigns?

As far as I know it doesnt effect future campaigns but if you turn down this position and want to reapply in future you will have to go through the whole process again. Do you mind if I ask what was your OOM and where you batch 15 or 16? Just trying to find out where they are in the hiring process.

Nigel Fairservice · 23-11-2020 11:57PM

Plasandrunt wrote: »

I've been offered a position but it's actually come around too quickly for me as I'm saving for a mortgage as leaving my current role would mean i'm dropping nearly 20k a year.

Does anyone know if you turn down an offer will it have any effect on further campaigns?

Turning down won’t impact future campaigns. Future campaigns may be limited given the public finances at the moment. The last moritorium lasted a number of years.

Plasandrunt · 24-11-2020 12:03AM

Tashajulia1993 wrote: »

As far as I know it doesnt effect future campaigns but if you turn down this position and want to reapply in future you will have to go through the whole process again. Do you mind if I ask what was your OOM and where you batch 15 or 16? Just trying to find out where they are in the hiring process.

I was in batch 12, I was offered AGS so my vetting took longer

abbeybella · 24-11-2020 10:59AM

Beeabell wrote: »

Heya may i ask what way you sent your picture, Did you scan it or just upload a picture. Many Thanks[/QUOTE
I just took a photo on my phone can be your passport etc and emailed it to them. Good luck😊

Tashajulia1993 · 24-11-2020 02:00PM

Just recieved an email to say they're still working from batch 15 and have 50 candidates to contact before they reach my OOM (batch 16 oom 28)

telebingo94 · 24-11-2020 02:19PM

Tashajulia1993 wrote: »

Just recieved an email to say they're still working from batch 15 and have 50 candidates to contact before they reach my OOM (batch 16 oom 28)

Interesting. I’m OOM 61 batch 15.

loser2k12 · 24-11-2020 03:08PM

I know it's probably been asked several times (apologies) but what's the quickest way to get proof of your social welfare payment? I've just been asked to get this.

I'm OOM 33 in Batch 15 btw, to give people an idea of what stage they're at in Dublin.

newbie18892 · 24-11-2020 03:25PM

loser2k12 wrote: »

I know it's probably been asked several times (apologies) but what's the quickest way to get proof of your social welfare payment? I've just been asked to get this.

I'm OOM 33 in Batch 15 btw, to give people an idea of what stage they're at in Dublin.

If you go into the MyWelfare website you can get a cert to print out

GeorgeVictor · 24-11-2020 03:31PM

loser2k12 wrote: »

I know it's probably been asked several times (apologies) but what's the quickest way to get proof of your social welfare payment? I've just been asked to get this.

I'm OOM 33 in Batch 15 btw, to give people an idea of what stage they're at in Dublin.

If you have an account on MyWelfare.ie, there is a section call my payment history, after you get into that page, go to the bottom of the page, where you will find request a payment statement. You should be able to have it immediately.

Eco22 · 24-11-2020 07:26PM

Anyone have issues tracking garda vetting, I keep getting a security error when I enter details?

Katieee323 · 25-11-2020 10:45AM

Does anyone know how long it takes to get a start date after you’ve been offered a position ?

Aine1981 · 25-11-2020 12:52PM

I was given a start date very quickly after I discussed my notice period with the HR unit in the Department. Took less than a week and the following week I had the contract to review before I handed in my notice.

celticbest · 25-11-2020 01:32PM

Katieee323 wrote: »

Does anyone know how long it takes to get a start date after you’ve been offered a position ?

I got a call yesterday & was told they'll contact me the 1st week of January with my start date.

EamonS84 · 25-11-2020 04:41PM

Has anyone heard anything about Limerick or Tipperary? Revenue that is.

SUMMERBAY · 25-11-2020 08:41PM

Anybody have any update for Cork?

Vologda69 · 25-11-2020 08:49PM

SUMMERBAY wrote: »

Anybody have any update for Cork?

Up to 60 oom. Getting through about 8 a week

Sweetiesloth · 25-11-2020 09:37PM

Don't know about Revenue but Limerick 19 and hasn't moved since August

Rikand · 25-11-2020 09:43PM

Westmeath hiring people from batch 5 now. That's approximately people who placed in the early to mid 40's (?) from after the tests

tiny14 · 26-11-2020 12:02AM

Sweetiesloth wrote: »

Don't know about Revenue but Limerick 19 and hasn't moved since August

Limerick very slow & wonder will it pick up any bit before this panel closes im in late 90’s for limerick & late 70’s for tipp

tritriagain · 26-11-2020 10:56AM

i have just been informed that the dress code for my new position is informal as it is not a public office. i am starting next week and was just wondering would chinos, shirt, jumper and comfy shoes be acceptable under the informal description

EamonS84 · 26-11-2020 11:23AM

tiny14 wrote: »

Limerick very slow & wonder will it pick up any bit before this panel closes im in late 90’s for limerick & late 70’s for tipp

I would have thought that with brexit just weeks away that an office based customs unit would be either added to or created. It seems that I'm very wrong so far.

tibbles555 · 26-11-2020 02:38PM

Hi All, Just wondering if anyone has received the expression of interest email for Clerical Officer Customs Officer Portarlington / Athlone? I was OOM 84 for Laois and 121 for Kildare (Catagory A / top third / my score was 6161) and I received an email Monday . Anyone know if I will get called for an interview and if so how long would I expect to wait? thanks in advance I have no idea how this all works!

Tashajulia1993 · 26-11-2020 02:43PM

celticbest wrote: »

I got a call yesterday & was told they'll contact me the 1st week of January with my start date.

What is your OOM?

blindsider · 26-11-2020 03:05PM

tritriagain wrote: »

i have just been informed that the dress code for my new position is informal as it is not a public office. i am starting next week and was just wondering would chinos, shirt, jumper and comfy shoes be acceptable under the informal description

That will be absolutely fine, I'm sure.

BOL!

Jd292190 · 26-11-2020 05:33PM

tritriagain wrote: »

i have just been informed that the dress code for my new position is informal as it is not a public office. i am starting next week and was just wondering would chinos, shirt, jumper and comfy shoes be acceptable under the informal description

I’m currently a TCO in an office with informal dress and most people wear jeans/ jumpers/ runners so that sounds grand! Some wear smarter clothes but that’s by choice, it’s more laid back than expected.

tritriagain · 26-11-2020 08:13PM

Jd292190 wrote: »

I’m currently a TCO in an office with informal dress and most people wear jeans/ jumpers/ runners so that sounds grand! Some wear smarter clothes but that’s by choice, it’s more laid back than expected.

Thanks for that. Just wondering what sort of training is provided or are you left to find your own way.

abbeybella · 26-11-2020 08:35PM

Any idea what OOM they are up to in Dublin.I'm in Batch 16 early 90s? is it likely to be after Christmas ?

Clerical Officer 2020

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