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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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tiny14

Good luck Lady wrote: »

May I ask how soon after you received your Garda Clearance where you offered a position?

I was told i was being considered for AGS before my vetting & got a call this evening with my start date & where im going

tiny14

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

Ah right I get ya. In that case I'd keep dealing with PAS.

Got the call this evening with my start date and department so im delighted its all sorted so thanks for replying

Rikand

Newuser2022 wrote: »

Q1. What is the salary scale for a clerical offer over 5, 10, 15, 20 years please.
Q2. What is the difference between civil service and public service. From my understanding civil service get paid a lot more.
Q3. Can you give me an example of jobs/job titles that fall under civil service employment
Q4. Can you give me an idea of any course that would help transition from labourer to civil servie job thanks

A1. https://www.forsa.ie/about-forsa/divisions/civil-service/civil-service-pay-scales/

A2. That would be an ecumenical matter

A3. See the link from A1

A4. Any course with a decent amount of Microsoft office applications. My wife did a good one through FAS. A 2 year business administration course that set her up very well for life in the civil service

Samuel T. Cogley

A2. For an equivalent grade it's about the same in regards to pay.
A3. For Clerical Officers specifically the work can be very diverse, from manning a counter to taking 999 calls. Mostly though it's fairly routine work.

imagusaran

This might be a stupid question but does the pay of a Clerical Officer increase year on year or is it every few years? Just wondering as I thought it was on year on year but can't really find confirmation of it anywhere. I know the Forsa site shows the different rates but it doesn't actually say how often it increases. Thanks

Samuel T. Cogley

imagusaran wrote: »

This might be a stupid question but does the pay of a Clerical Officer increase year on year or is it every few years? Just wondering as I thought it was on year on year but can't really find confirmation of it anywhere. I know the Forsa site shows the different rates but it doesn't actually say how often it increases. Thanks

Every year (subject to satisfactory performance) you get an increment, at point 4 and 8 you skip onto point 5 and 9 respectively.

Ballyman23

Hi guys,
Does anyone know how far they have gone on the OOM in Cork? I emailed them but haven’t heard anything back. Thanks!

Hanaolosdad

Hello

Anyone who has interviewed recently in Limerick...how long were you waiting for a result

imagusaran

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

Every year (subject to satisfactory performance) you get an increment, at point 4 and 8 you skip onto point 5 and 9 respectively.

I know about the increment but just say after a year of being a Clerical Officer, do I move to point 2?

Vologda69

Ballyman23 wrote: »

Hi guys,
Does anyone know how far they have gone on the OOM in Cork? I emailed them but haven’t heard anything back. Thanks!

Early 200s

mackers10

Just got my contract for county council clerical officer today. Delighted!
I’ve been holding off handing in my notice until I got the contract but am I now 100% safe to bite the bullet now that I have the contract?

skidmarkoner

Got a message on psa saying department that I am being offered today and they would be in touch. But at the bottom. It said subject to all security checks. I have completed all garda vetting and references so I'm not sure what security checks they mean anyone any idea?

skidmarkoner

Bicyclette

imagusaran wrote: »

I know about the increment but just say after a year of being a Clerical Officer, do I move to point 2?

Increment means going up a step.

When you start, you start at Point 1 on the scale. There is a salary for that scale.

At the end of the year, if your performance is acceptable, you move to Point 2 on the scale. You are then paid the salary for that Point on the scale. And so on.

If you don't progress to the next point on the scale due to an unsatisfactory evaluation, then you don't get paid the salary associated with that scale. You continue to be paid the salary for the scale you are on.

Marksman73

skidmarkoner wrote: »

Got a message on psa saying department that I am being offered today and they would be in touch. But at the bottom. It said subject to all security checks. I have completed all garda vetting and references so I'm not sure what security checks they mean anyone any idea?

I wouldn’t worry too much as that is standard wording they use all the time. Do you mind me asking what county and place where you? Are you on the Dublin panel and batch and number? My partner is on the Dublin panel batch 24 106 so just trying to see where pas is now.

damienf1

Hi as anyone done the interview for civil service in Donegal? If so have they heard anything or know when start taking people on again

skidmarkoner

Marksman73 wrote: »

I wouldn’t worry too much as that is standard wording they use all the time. Do you mind me asking what county and place where you? Are you on the Dublin panel and batch and number? My partner is on the Dublin panel batch 24 106 so just trying to see where pas is now.

OK grand I was in the wexford panel so wouldn't be any use for you. But emailed them awhile back and they told me how many people ahead of me while waiting for offer.

abbeybella

Does it look likely that a return to the office is
on the cards for July/ August? have hoped it would be later! Just confused as Covid return to work training being rolled out. Hoping for some days remote. Is this likely or could it be a 4 day week?

imagusaran

abbeybella wrote: »

Does it look likely that a return to the office is
on the cards for July/ August? have hoped it would be later! Just confused as Covid return to work training being rolled out. Hoping for some days remote. Is this likely or could it be a 4 day week?

I'm in the Department of the Taoiseach and for now, they are saying we will be in the office from September with the possibility of a mix of working in the office and working from home. Not sure if the same overall policy will apply to all departments/civil service

maggie magoo

Hi, i had zoom interview recently for Temporary Clerical Officer in hospital & got a letter saying I have been placed on panel. I sent back the forms for garda vetting / medical / references. Does this normally take long to get a place would anyone have any idea? Also i worked as a CO grade 4 for 5 years (15 years ago) and was on LSI1 on that scale. Any idea what point I'd start at on the CO (grade 3)? TIA

Good luck Lady

Does anyone know when the CO 2020 competition panel will be closing?

Angela64

Good luck Lady wrote: »

Does anyone know when the CO 2020 competition panel will be closing?

I emailed PAS at the end of May and they said there wasn't an end date set yet.

Good luck Lady

Thank you

Elzbellz

Hello, I have my interview for CO perm 2020 next week, i am working as a TCO atm, do i need to use AL to do interview? Also, my preparation is to have two examples for each competency and know about data protection/excel. Would I be on the right track with that as a plan?
Thank and regards.

Koolkat1

Hi All,

Does any one know what happen after you are put on a panel for Dublin i am in batch 25 and not sure how that works or how many are in each batch before me ?

Good luck Lady

Garda vetting is next so keep an eye on your email. Please let me know when they get to you

maggie magoo

I can't answer re the AL. I'd recent zoom interview for TCO and they asked about current important protocols. I wasn't really prepared for that and just mentioned GDPR and Covid practice. They didn't go into it but i guess if I'd answered in more depth my scoresheet might have reflected that. Did you have to wait long to be called as a TCO and or the position you are going for as CO was that on foot of working as TCO? Thanks and best of luck with it!

Madra Maith

Elzbellz wrote: »

Hello, I have my interview for CO perm 2020 next week, i am working as a TCO atm, do i need to use AL to do interview? Also, my preparation is to have two examples for each competency and know about data protection/excel. Would I be on the right track with that as a plan?
Thank and regards.

No , you don' have to use AL. It's covered under Special leave.
Just tell your line manager and they'll tell you what to do.

Koolkat1

newbie18892 wrote: »

Just received my interview results. Placed OOM 19 in Batch 20 for Dublin. So happy that I passed. Fingers crossed I get placed.

Hi hOPE YOU DONT MIND ME ASKING HAVE YOU BEEN PLACED YET AS I AM ON dUBLIN PANEL ALSO AND UNSURE HOW LONG I BE WAITING

SB1982

abbeybella wrote: »

Does it look likely that a return to the office is
on the cards for July/ August? have hoped it would be later! Just confused as Covid return to work training being rolled out. Hoping for some days remote. Is this likely or could it be a 4 day week?

I’m a perm CO and there is no whisper of when we will return to the office. We have been told that it’s “too early to tell” and that it’s being driven by public health guidelines.