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Ireland Job Search

Colleen Said:

Any good job search sites?

We Answered:

I just use the normal ones, fish4jobs, totaljobs, monster, the argus, and look out for agencies in your area too, like down south we have tate, read, office angels, adecco. Hope this helped as not sure about you area.

Christian Said:

Search a job at ireland?

We Answered:

try the follow two job sites:

http://www.recruitireland.com/
http://jobs.ie/

Hilda Said:

what is the right period to search for job in Dublin, Ireland?

We Answered:

Anytime is good but generally Christmas and Summer are slow....

Yahoo's EU headquarters are in Dublin and they're always looking for CS & Editorial staff...they have contract positions at the moment, she should check out their jobs page.

Edith Said:

how do i find a job in ireland if i'm from the us?

We Answered:

Start contacting zoos, veterinary clinics, etc. You could use the telephone directory to get phone numbers (www.goldenpages.ie) or just google these and see what you come up with. You could also try with specific job agencies, your best bet is to actually e-mail them (no problem getting the websites through google either) and send them your details.

But you should be aware that, unless you have very specific and unusual skills and training, your chances of getting work in Ireland are slim. Here's how it works: potential employers look for workers who are Irish; if they do not find what they are looking for among the pool of Irish nationals, they look to EU nationals who are already in Ireland or who can move here quickly; only if they cannot satisfy the job critera from this labour pool will they start looking outside of the EU. The way it is now, the paperwork involved in employing someone from the EU (if they can't get an Irish national) is considerably less than getting someone in from out side of the EU, because then you're talking about visas and work permits. EU nationals, once they have their residency permits for working in the country of residence sorted, are automatically permitted to work in other EU countries.

And if you decide to apply for a European nationality, make sure the country to which you apply is a member of the EU. Not all European countries are.

Minnie Said:

Can anyone recommend a good website to search for jobs in Ireland,?

We Answered:

Hey try http://www.jobisjob.ie/ and http://fasjobs.info/ both of those sites have a huge amount of jobs and take jobs from other websites. Hope this helps :)

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