Human Resource Services

Local authorities, together with other stakeholders, may run a programme to help you complete your apprenticeship and enter the workforce. These programmes can include plumbing, plastering, mechanics, electrics, stone masonry and joinery, or as accounting technicians or IT apprentices.

Local authorities, together with other stakeholders, may run graduate programmes in innovation, strategy and change management, economic and business development, project management and human resources management to give graduates an opportunity to use their skills in their work with the local authority.

Local authorities, together with other stakeholders, advertise job vacancies, shortlist candidates, carry out assessments and hold interviews to appoint successful candidates.

Local authorities may facilitate and manage applications from those who want to volunteer with the local authority to help them get work experience and add to their CV.

Local authorities may accept applications from people who want to gain work experience including third level students and applicants from assisted work placement programmes.

Local authorities publish child safeguarding and protection policies. These cover recruitment of staff and volunteers and training on how to identify and report child protection or welfare concerns to Túsla or An Garda Síochána (national police).

A-Z of services offered by Human Resources.

Local authorities may provide reports and information on human resources to government departments and other agencies.

Local authorities collect human resources data and give it to relevant agencies.

Local authorities, together with MyPay shared service, deal with pension related queries from retired staff and councillors including pension information, calculations and payments.