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JOB ALERT: Looking for a career change in the new year? Well Waterford County Council is hiring
Waterford City & County Council is currently hiring an Assistant Supervisor within the Community Employment Scheme.
The role is based in Waterford City & County Council's library headquarters in Cleaboy.
This position is responsible for assisting with the supervision of a varied team of up to 30 CE workers operating in a diverse area of Waterford City & County Council functions such as libraries, archives, arts and golf course.
Some of the essential requirements of the role include having a minimum of one year of relevant experience in a supervisory role.
A third-level qualification (NFQ Level 6 or higher) in Business/Financial Administration, Training, Human Resources, Project Management or related discipline is desirable, however it is not essential.
Previous experience in office administration, computerised accounts and pay role is also essential.
The normal working hours for this role are 39 hours per week, 5 days a week.
The salary scale ranges from €495.30 to €570.31 a week.
Applications must be submitted by Thursday, 23 January.
For more information on the role, visit Waterford City & County Council's website.
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