Similar to many European countries, Irish employment law has become increasingly regulatory over the past number of years. If you are working in Sligo, both you and your employer are subject to a number of employment laws, but the onus of these is to ensure that the worker is protected.
JobsIreland.ie provides an online recruitment service to both Employers and Jobseekers. The service is free, easy to use and is provided by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection.
Established in 2005, Sligo Jobs is the largest regional recruiter for jobs in Sligo. Sligo Jobs is part of the County Jobs network of regional jobs website.
Collins McNicholas has a nationwide presence with offices in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Sligo and Athlone.
With short commute, an affordable lifestyle and a rich natural and cultural environment, Sligo offers a strong work-life balance.
The cost of housing in Sligo is less than those in other counties with large urban hubs.
Sligo County Council is the local authority providing local government services in County Sligo.
Living in Sligo means access to affordable childcare, a choice of excellent schools and good healthcare provisions.
A well serviced road network, a bus service linking the main towns and easy access to trains and an international airport, make it easy to get around Sligo.
Sligo has a vibrant network of community and voluntary groups.
A variety of excellent sports facilities and clubs are available throughout County Sligo.
Third level, life long and distance learning opportunities are all easily accessible in Sligo.
Enjoy a lively cultural, music and restaurant scene, theatres, museums, cinema, country markets or entertain little ones at soft play centres.
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