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JOB ALERT: Mayo County Council now hiring for new position with salary up to €60,000
Mayo County Council are now seeking to hire a Staff Officer to join their team.
This is a pensionable full-time position with the Council and will operate on the basis of a 35-hour 5-day week.
The role comes with an impressive salary scale ranging from €50,206 up to €60,051. There are many other perks to working with the Council such as flexible working arrangements, including a standard 9am to 5pm schedule, flexitime and blended working options. .
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The Council will have separate panels for existing Local Authority staff, however new candidates are also welcome to apply. For anyone interested in applying, you don't need to have a third level degree.
The position is a front-line supervisory role within the Council, with Staff Officers being required to manage and supervise staff, meeting deadlines and reports.
The deadline for applications is Thursday, February 6. For more details on the role and how to apply, you can visit Mayo County Council's website.
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