asked the Minister for Local Government the hours of duty for local authority officers generally, namely (a) clerical employees, (b) technical employees, other than in major offices, for each county council on record in his Department under the Local Government (Officers) Regulation, 1943, as amended or otherwise.
Written Answers. - Local Authority Officers.
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The information in my Department indicates that the hours of duty for clerical and technical staff in county councils are generally the same. The hours are determined locally in each county council and have not been regulated under the Local Government (Officers) Regulations. The following table, based on information recently received from county councils, shows the hours of duty for these officers in each county:
|
County Council |
Number of hours per week |
|
Carlow |
40½ hours |
|
Cavan |
40 ” |
|
Clare |
38 ” |
|
Cork |
40½ ” |
|
Donegal |
42¼ ” |
|
Dublin |
40½ ” |
|
Galway |
40 ” |
|
Kerry |
41 ” |
|
Kildare |
40 ” |
|
Kilkenny |
40 hours 25 minutes |
|
Laois |
40 hours |
|
Leitrim |
41 ” |
|
Limerick |
39 hours 10 minutes |
|
Longford |
39¼ hours |
|
Louth |
40 ” |
|
Mayo |
41 ” |
|
Meath |
38 ” |
|
Monaghan |
40 ” |
|
Offaly |
41 ” |
|
Roscommon |
40 hours 25 minutes |
|
Sligo |
41¼ hours |
|
Tipperary NR |
40 ” |
|
Tipperary SR |
40 hours 25 minutes |
|
Waterford |
40 hours |
|
Westmeath |
39¾ ” |
|
Wexford |
41¼ ” |
|
Wicklow |
40½ ” |