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1. www.thejournal.ie › polling-day-staff-4994904-Feb2020How do people get those jobs at polling stations (and how ...

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   Feb 8, 2020 · Staff are required for both polling stations on Election Day and count centres throughout Ireland. Anyone is free to apply once an election rolls around, said Bourgoise.

2. www.inou.ie › assets › filesPolling Stations and Count Centres - INOU

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   When people in Ireland are asked to vote, be it in referenda or elections, the INOU has on many occasions raised with the relevant Minister the question of unemployed people having access to the opportunity available to work in Polling Stations and Count Centres.

3. www.electoralcommission.ie › frequently-askedFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Electoral Commission

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   – preparing research programmes and conducting research on electoral policy and procedure, and providing advice, as required, to the Minister and Government; – promoting public awareness of, and working to increase public participation in the State’s electoral and democratic processes through education and information programmes;

4. www.electoralcommission.org.uk › voting-andWorking at a polling station - Electoral Commission

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   Find out what it’s like to work on polling day, from what jobs you might do, to the skills you’ll learn.

5. www.electoralcommission.ie › faqsFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Electoral Commission

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   You can contact the Returning Officer in your nearest constituency for information about how you can apply to work at the upcoming elections. View the full list of Returning officers and their contact information.

6. www.publicjobs.ie › en › information-hubCareer Path in the Public Service | publicjobs.ie

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   These range from general grades such as Clerical Officer, Executive Officer and Administrative Officer to specialist roles such as Engineer, Economist or Policy Analyst to name just a few. You can learn more about career paths in the Civil and Public Service below.

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   How do I apply for election work in Ireland?

   • The General Election was called on 14 January so Bourgoise posted the application for staff online immediately after. Staff are required for both polling stations on Election Day and count centres throughout Ireland. Anyone is free to apply once an election rolls around, said Bourgoise. This year, over 1,000 people applied for election work.

   How do people get those jobs at polling stations (and how much do they

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   How many people apply for election work in Ireland?

   • Staff are required for both polling stations on Election Day and count centres throughout Ireland. Anyone is free to apply once an election rolls around, said Bourgoise. This year, over 1,000 people applied for election work. “It’s the biggest [number] we’ve ever had,” she said.

   How do people get those jobs at polling stations (and how much do they

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   What can I do with a civil service degree in Ireland?

   • Working in the Civil Service will provide you with opportunities to work on initiatives that will help Ireland respond to the challenges of a changing world, whether that’s in the realm of justice, managing the economy, or innovating public services. This is an ideal career path for people strongly motivated to serve the people of Ireland.

   Career Path in the Public Service | publicjobs.ie

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   What career paths are available in the civil and public service?

   • These range from general grades such as Clerical Officer, Executive Officer and Administrative Officer to specialist roles such as Engineer, Economist or Policy Analyst to name just a few. You can learn more about career paths in the Civil and Public Service below.

   Career Path in the Public Service | publicjobs.ie

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   What is it like to work at a local election office?

   • Most of the time you’ll be at a desk helping voters from across your community. The role has a real community feel to it and you’ll get to speak to and help lots of people from your local area. Usually, you’ll be working until 11pm. Training is provided in the weeks before the election.

   Working at a polling station - Electoral Commission

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   When is a general election called in Ireland?

   • A general election may also be called if: The Taoiseach and government have lost a vote of no confidence in the Dáil. Under the Constitution of Ireland, the Taoiseach and government must resign once a new government is formed.

   General elections - Citizens Information

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8. www.citizensinformation.ie › the-general-electionGeneral elections - Citizens Information

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   Who can run for office in a general election? How do you vote? What are the rules around campaigning and election posters? This document explains how general elections work in Ireland.