Arboricultural Manager - Dublin €30'000

[Lee Winger]

Remember the cost of living is through the roof in ireland minimum wage is now 9euros an hour. most civil servants are on 50k a year

 

In that case 30k euro is a joke

[Ian Haynes]

30k and 30 shades of green. Nice.

 

And don’t forget the 30 different types of rain :0)

[Ian Haynes]

Give me £40,000 or whatever that converts into euros and I'll join you tomorow! 20 years contracting experience tree surgery, private and commercial, local authority 15 years running my own company..

 

3 years soil science experience currently owning and running Arbor Aeration - Tree Healthcare Specialist

 

Regards

 

Lee Winger

 

Sorry, Lee that’s the basic wage, you should be able to earn more than that with commission thou :0)

[Ian Haynes]

Remember the cost of living is through the roof in ireland minimum wage is now 9euros an hour. most civil servants are on 50k a year

 

The cost of living is not that bad, it depends on what your use too.

 

You’re almost right with the minimum wages for Ireland

 

From 1 July 2007 the national minimum wage for experienced adult employees and the sub-minimum rates for young people and certain trainees are as follows:

 

 

Experienced adult worker €8.65

Aged under 18 €6.06

 

First year from date of first employment aged over 18 €6.92

Second year from date of first employment aged over 18 €7.79

Employee aged over 18, in structured training during working hours

1st one third period €6.49

2nd one third period €6.92

3rd one third period €7.79

 

However I must add that Ireland is currently borrowing €400 million a week from the European central bank to run the country.

 

And has just had the An Bord Snip Nua report which advising the Government on public spending says”it has identified savings of up to €5.3 billion, along with a cut of 17,300 in the number of people working in the public service”

 

So the average €50k will come down and come down by a lot.

[Ian Haynes]

In that case 30k euro is a joke

 

Well as I said before no one is forcing any one to apply.

 

But thanks for the feedback.

[gensetsteve]

Hi Ian

Did not mean to sound negative. just come back from ireland after a weeks work. Found prices have jumped since last year. Thought it worth mentioning especially if you got somebody from here who is staying based in the uk as a large shift in the exchange rate could really throw a spanner in the works. Great country Ireland especially with all the new motorways ( especially from roscrea to cork ).

[gensetsteve]

The cost of living is not that bad, it depends on what your use too.

 

You’re almost right with the minimum wages for Ireland

 

From 1 July 2007 the national minimum wage for experienced adult employees and the sub-minimum rates for young people and certain trainees are as follows:

 

 

Experienced adult worker €8.65

Aged under 18 €6.06

 

First year from date of first employment aged over 18 €6.92

Second year from date of first employment aged over 18 €7.79

Employee aged over 18, in structured training during working hours

1st one third period €6.49

2nd one third period €6.92

3rd one third period €7.79

 

However I must add that Ireland is currently borrowing €400 million a week from the European central bank to run the country.

 

And has just had the An Bord Snip Nua report which advising the Government on public spending says”it has identified savings of up to €5.3 billion, along with a cut of 17,300 in the number of people working in the public service”

 

So the average €50k will come down and come down by a lot.

 

:scared1:400 million a week some weeks I dont put that much diesel in my Landcruiser

[Ian Haynes]

Hi Ian

Did not mean to sound negative. just come back from ireland after a weeks work. Found prices have jumped since last year. Thought it worth mentioning especially if you got somebody from here who is staying based in the uk as a large shift in the exchange rate could really throw a spanner in the works. Great country Ireland especially with all the new motorways ( especially from roscrea to cork ).

 

Thats fine don't worry about it, negative or positive feedback everyone has there own opinion.

[Ian Haynes]

:scared1:400 million a week some weeks I dont put that much diesel in my Landcruiser

 

Try and run a Old K reg Classic Ranger Rover 3.9 V8 petrol (when its working) and your'll get quite close to 400 million

[hplp]

Try and run a Old K reg Classic Ranger Rover 3.9 V8 petrol (when its working) and your'll get quite close to 400 million

 

Especially if you're paying €1200 tax a year!!!

 

 

 

 

Ireland is a nice country but everything is a right rip off.

 

H