Other - Ireland - 4 Answers
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1 :
no idea what you are talking about
2 :
If a company is offering to find you work in Ireland in return for a fee, forget it. It is a con. There is no work in Ireland, employers aren't allowed to take foreigners unless they can prove they can't find a suitable Irish or EU citizen to take the job. As Ireland has a very qualified, highly skilled workforce who have been forced into unemployment it isn't going to happen. We have teachers working as cleaners and accountants stacking supermarket shelves part time. A recent job opening in a nearby town for a part time petrol attendant got over 100 applications.
3 :
There are not the jobs in Ireland for the Irish, so there are no jobs for people from elsewhere.....no ide what you mean about placement fee...unless a company is asking for it to get you a job...if it is it is a con.......if you intend to move to Ireland and work and you are from an EU country then get your job before you move...if you are outside the EU then forget it.......
4 :
Agencies usually get their fee from the employer. If you are considering any offer to find you a job for a fee, forget it. It is a con. They only want your money. Jobs here are very scarce, and EU regulations mean employers consider Irish first and then EU citizens. Any other nationality doesn't have much of a chance. You'd also have to get a work permit, and I think that depends on a firm job offer first - and the other regulations make that unlikely.
