Summer Events Jobs Ireland

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General Operative (Temporary)

Description:

This job entails going to different venues and selling merchandise, hot food and minerals. This post will cover the Summer season and applicants should note that they will be required to stay over on sites that they work on.

No. of Jobs: 1

Contract type: Temporary / Full Time

Days per week: 3  -Hours per week: 36

Daily Hours: 12

Start date: June 2010   : End date: Sept 2010

Experience Required: Some Experience. Minimum: 1 Years.

Salary: 9.00 ph Euro

Location : Naas

Interview Venue : Dublin/Cork,

Closing Date : 30/05/2010

Please send CV to Ticketscan Ltd, 2 Inchera Park, Mahon, Cork City or email: office@ticketscan.org

 

Ikea Dublin Part Time Jobs

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Ikea in Dublin  are often recruiting for Part- time Sales Co-workers.

As a Sales Co-Worker you will be responsible for delivering a high standard of customer service and ensure customers have a positive shopping experience while also maximising sales.

Ikea  offer  extensive training, competitive rates of pay and generous benefits including a contributory pension scheme, staff discounts and much more.

Please note CV applications are not usually accepted.

IKEA is an equal opportunities employer

More details and  Ikea online application Here

 

HSE Nursing Jobs

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The HSE jobs site  is  http://www.hse.ie/eng/staff/jobs

The HSE is the largest employer in the Ireland , with over 100,000 employees. More than 67,000 are direct employees, the remainder are employed by agencies funded by the HSE.

All positions in the HSE are advertised on the HSE Website www.hse.ie.

The Public Appointments Service (PAS) conducts some recruitment campaigns on behalf of the HSE. If this is the case, the job advertisement will contain a link to the Public Appointments Service.

You must use the Application Form particular to the post advertised. Applications may be downloaded, details typed in and returned by email or alternatively, you may print off the form, fill in by hand and return by post. Most application forms are competency based and will contain guidelines on how to complete.

 

New Zealand Working Holiday Visas for Irish Citizens

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New Zealand is one of the most popular destinations for working holidays for Irish young people . If you between 18 and 30 and are thinking of going to New Zealand for a year you will need to apply for a work visa or permit under the  Working Holiday Scheme .

If you want to apply by post – there is no Irish branch of Immigration New Zealand – you need to apply to the London office – Address below- The application fee is £50 GBP
Jobs in New Zealand for people on working holiday permits would include jobs in the areas of agriculture, horticulture and viticulture (grape-growing)

Immigration New Zealand for Irish citizens

Mezzanine Floor
NZ House
80 Haymarket

London SW1Y 4TE
Phone:  0044 13 44 716199

 

Changes to FAS Work Placement Scheme

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We wrote about the FAS Work Placement Scheme that was launched back in June 2009.
Some changes to this scheme were announced recently – which will make it accessible to more people from December 1st 2009.
For unemployed participants the following criteria have been amended:

Recipients of most social welfare payments, including Job Seekers’ Allowance and Job Seekers’ Benefit, will now be eligible to apply. Unemployed graduates who are not receiving a social welfare payment will also now be eligible to apply.

2009 graduates are now also eligible to apply

The period, for which participants have to be in receipt of a social welfare payment in order to be eligible, has been reduced from 6 months to 3 months.

The requirement for a firm to have at least 10 employees has been removed.

•Previously firms could only participate if they did not have redundancies in the previous 6 months. This constraint has been reduced to 3 months. However, the level of redundancies in the last three months were less than 5% of the workforce, these firms will be eligible to participate.

The duration of the work placement has been increased to a maximum of 9 months. (was 6 months)
All changes take effect from December 1st 2009

 

Jobs Websites in Ireland

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While we here at Jobsguide Ireland try and bring you some job vacancies that you might not find elsewhere – we are a small fish in the big sea of recruitment websites in Ireland.
The main recruitment sites in terms of visits according to figures from Google – are : Fas.ie , Jobs.ie, Recruitireland.com, Irishjobs.ie, Loadzajobs.ie
The most visited of those 5 job sites in Ireland, according to Google , is  Fas.ie  closely followed by Jobs.ie with Irishjobs.ie taking third place and Recruitireland just beating Loadzajobs.ie into fourth place.
Google also shows up some interesting results. According to “Google Trends” – during the last 12 months of rising unemployment in Ireland – visits to these main 5 job web sites have fallen.
Google don’t give actual figures – but since peaking around Sept 2008 – unique visitor numbers  to all these sites have fallen since then. Going by the graph supplied on google   visits to these 5 sites have dropped  by as much as 100%  since September 2008.
If the information from Google is correct – it could be caused by one or more of the following factors.

a) Maybe unemployed people are just not looking for jobs and are happy to stay on the dole.
Or
b) People think or know there are no jobs available – so don’t bother looking as much.
Or
c) People may have left Ireland to work elsewhere or have gone back to their home country.
Or
d) Maybe other job websites like this one are attracting more visitors instead o

Other stats from Google – for the search term “jobs”  – show that the number of searches fo the word “Jobs” in Ireland has also not risen in the last 12 months. The number of searches for “jobs” is about the same now as it was 12 months ago. There was a peak after Christmas 2008 – but levels have dropped back and remained about the same since Feb 2009.

Have all the unemployed people stopped looking for jobs?