Dublin jobs: An Post is hiring seasonal workers and the hourly rate is pretty good

An Post are hiring seasonal workers in preparation of its busiest time of the year with Christmas deliveries rushing in from around the world.

The roles will be based in the mail centres with two of those locations in Dublin - Dublin Mail Centre Campus in Dublin 12 and Baldonnell in Dublin 24. Positions will also be available in Athlone Mail Centre on the Dublin Road in Athlone and Portlaoise Mail Centre in Clonminam Industrial Estate in Portlaoise.

The rate of pay is €15.27 per hour with a shift premium where applicable. The position will require full compliance with standard operating procedures and achievement of work standards to maintain An Post's tradition of ensuring that mail is delivered the next day.

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Experience is preferred. Candidates must be 18 years of age on or before the October 15, 2022. All interested candidates to submit a completed application pack via email to xmascasuals@anpost.ie by 5.00pm October 28, 2022 with the following documents:

Valid Photo ID (Drivers Licence or Passport).

One Recent JPEG Passport Sized Photo.

Proof of PPS Number.

Proof of Address.

GNIB (if applicable).

If you are a non EEA Citizen, you must provide a valid work permit.

If you have resided outside Ireland within the past 10 years you must supply security clearance from that particular jurisdiction.

Completed Garda eVetting Invitation Form.

Satisfactory evidence of being able to fulfil the requirements of these positions and meeting the criteria set out in this notice is needed and must be clearly proven in the application. Late applications cannot be accepted. The selection process will include pre-employment clearances.

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