CLERICAL OFFICER 2022

Hey

Thanks so much I have placed within top 5 on a hse panel if there much of a difference in the civil service and the hse would you know sorry just new to this whole public sector

Has anyone applied for the Donegal campaign? i got placed OOM 365 so no hope of getting called little disappointed as dont know how get within top 100 as seems like thats what is needed for Donegal

ah so it’s quick enough I suppose…I didn’t get 600s now but I’m more or less 400. Hoping for the best. You seem to know the ropes with this sort of thing, can I ask what happens next? Is it just a waiting game?

I got within top 5 in grade 3 general national panel its sp and permanent positions the other one is grade 4 I'm within the top 50 it's national panel for public health & health protection. I don't have a preference for a certain department I just want the location within meath...which did you prefer hse or civil service I think the pay is much the same

Hi I have only done temp work through an agency in the hse so it was grade 3 work..so maybe co could be a better option thanks so much for all your information

I would just say if location is the main factor pick what best suits, as you said the salaries are very similar but if offers came at the same time and locations were both right for you I'd probably go with HSE and hope you came off the grade 4 list soon. Both are good places to work you're in a very good position. Fingers crossed something comes up soon, I find HSE are a tad quicker at recruiting.

Yeah so I never started on the bottom of the scale because both the CS and HSE recognised incremental credits I had earned in either place and also in the UK CS. However I was permanent I wouldn't be 100% sure that they would recognise agency you would imagine and hope they would. That could certainly be a deciding factor if one will and the other wouldn't. There is a good bit of leg work you have to do yourself for this as I found HR in both places weren't overly on top of this being allowed and I had to push it, but it meant 4 increments for me so was a huge difference. It took a while but I got back pay after about 2/3 months

Hi there. My wife got 00M 290 for Wexford. Does anyone think she might have a chance of getting called for interview?? Thanks.

I would imagine so but could be waiting a couple of months, its literally all guess work unless you know the number of vacancies in the counties

I would say you have a good chance just could be a waiting game, a number of those people ahead of you wont get placed for numerous reasons, they are higher on another county, they get another job in the meantime, they don't turn up for interview.

Patience is the key here but at least you have another job and aren't relying on this one

Hi , I placed 164 on the Cork OOM for the CO role for the Civil Service. I scored 5664. Is this a good score ? It says it’s in the top third (category A) Do you think I’ll get a call for an interview?

Also Is there a separate competition for CO roles for The HSE ? if so where can I find an application for this? Do they do a yearly competition also ? I’m new to this so I’m not sure how it works 🤷‍♀️

Thanks for your reply , hopefully I’ll get a call so 🤞

In the 100s for this and the teens for the TCO campaign. Feeling lately I'm on endless panels so fingers crossed for this year.

Hi, I got 69 in Longford and 84 in Westmeath what's the chances of being called does anyone know.

54 in Laois and 68 in Offaly, very hopeful to move to interview stage 🤞 I think I should have a good chance? I have no idea if they would be many openings in Laois/Offaly