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Carlow20 · 2020-02-19 18:59:31

Does anyone know can you move from a role in the HSE to a role in the County Council, ETB etc. and still keep your pay increment? Or do you start from the bottom again?

19-02-2020 7:59pm

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Carlow20

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Does anyone know can you move from a role in the HSE to a role in the County Council, ETB etc. and still keep your pay increment? Or do you start from the bottom again?

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#2 27-02-2020 1:44am

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ring HR in the council and ask

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#3 27-02-2020 2:20pm

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Carlow20 wrote: »

Does anyone know can you move from a role in the HSE to a role in the County Council, ETB etc. and still keep your pay increment? Or do you start from the bottom again?

Was this not what Benchmarking was all about . I know somebody that moved from twenty years in a private sector job to teaching and they tried to put them on the bottom of the scale . The skills and experience that they built up in the private sector had to be taken into account . There was a row and bad feeling about it though .

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#4 28-02-2020 10:04pm

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I’d be very careful, depending on the job, you may be a “ new entrant ,” which would have big implications for your salary and pension.

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