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Social Care Workers – Nationwide

Advertised by CPL Healthcare Ltd

Location
Cork
Employment type
Full Time
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Social Care Workers – Carlow

Advertised by Access Healthcare

Location
Carlow
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Social Care Workers

Advertised by Liquid Personnel Limited

Employment type
Permanent
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Social Care Workers – Residential Services

Advertised by Liquid Personnel Limited

Location
Kilkenny
Employment type
Permanent
Salary as advertised
€38,321 - €55,244 per year
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Location
Cork
Employment type
Full Time

From this listing: Eligible to work in Ireland

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Social Care Workers TUSLA Dublin

Advertised by CPL Healthcare Ltd

Location
Dublin South Central
Employment type
Temporary

From this listing: Permission to work in Ireland

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Calling all Social Care Workers in Kildare!

Advertised by Access Healthcare

Location
Kildare

From this listing: Eligible to work in Ireland

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Social Care Workers Galway

Advertised by CPL Healthcare Ltd

Location
Galway
Employment type
Temporary

From this listing: Permission to work in Ireland

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