Clerical officer in the Civil Service 2022 (Dublin region)

Hopefully gonna know in the next week or two where I'm placed

I’ve heard low 500s have been interviewed already. My OOM is the 500s and I’m hoping to be called for interview in February 🤞

Sent in last Tuesday - did it two times a year ago and took a week so expect it to be finished Monday/Tuesday

I'm just posting this to keep things updated and not to get it confused with the other thread, unless the email went to that campaign too?? Anyway...

Subject: Clerical Officer in the Civil Service 2022 - Dublin - Expression of Interest

Further to your application for the Clerical Officer in the Civil Service 2022 - Dublin competition, vacancies have arisen in Dublin Port with the Department of Agriculture, Food & the Marine as a Clerical Officer Portal Inspector (COPI).  Details of this vacancy can be found in the link below:

https://www.publicjobs.ie/restapi/documents/COPI_Dublin_Port_Info_2022.pdf

If you wish to be considered for interview for this role please email CO2022@publicjobs.ie expressing your interest by 9am on Friday, 20th January 2023.

Should you express an interest in the above position and are invited for interview, you will no longer be considered for other vacancies that may arise throughout the course of the Clerical Officer 2022 – Dublin competition and will only be considered for a Clerical Officer Portal Inspector role. However, should you express an interest and your place on the panel not reached, you will remain on the panel to await Clerical Officer 2022 - Dublin vacancies.

Please note, as the duties in each Border Control Post may involve considerable movement around the port complex, the Portal Inspector will be required to have access to their own means of transport.

Vacancies are filled as they arise.  Placement on a panel is no guarantee of appointment to as position. 

Oh right, wasn't sure if was sent to both or not. I got that email about 12 today. Yeah, likewise, zero interest in the shift and weekend work. Hopefully PAS fills the positions with these emails.....

My pension is like €15 euro a week it says on my payslip.

With USC, PRSI and Lump Sum Pension I come out with €450 a week.

Just got word today. I am being sent to the Department of Justice. Clearance emailed me and asked me to fill out extra security clearance. Some departments require special security clearance and that can take 2-3 months. Hopefully I won’t be waiting that long .

I got that email today exactly 1 week after clearance received my reference and employment details so hopefully you won’t be waiting long to find out too.

Hi there up as far as 539 in the oom for interviews for those wondering :)

Ye there flying along my friend applied this year I applied in last years comp I am a nearly a year in and really enjoy the job.

My clearance is fine, sent my current jobs work statement 30 minutes ago, hoping to hear soon.

90s

About a week after the interview, they shouldn't be contacting current employer, unless civil service, until a job offer and the okay from you

How long ago was your interview? Estimate if you don't want to give the date

Been a couple weeks, just got the email telling me I passed the interview and placed on the panel :) gotta do checks now

I had my interview on Tuesday and found out the next day / yesterday that I was successful.

Further to confirmation yesterday that I successfully 'reached the qualifying standard at Stage 2 interview and are now placed on a panel for Clerical Officer 2022, Dublin' I have a quick question , I need to give 2 months notice in work but its feels premature to initiate this until I am sure when I will hopefully get a start date / notification of when and where I will finally might get placed.

Do I return the Garda E-Vetting Form, Candidate Self-Declaration Form,  ID documents and proof of address, proof of citizenship as per citizenship, statements of employment for non-civil service employment, and await further communication on the understanding that once I receive confirmation of my CO role that I will then have to work out 2 months notice for my current employer ( I am working there 19+ years)