We are currently looking for a Worker Rights Organiser.
Deadline for applications is April 5th, 2024
Migrant Rights Centre Ireland (MRCI)
MRCI works to advance the rights of migrant workers and their families at risk of exploitation, social exclusion, and discrimination. Founded in 2001, we work at the intersection of the labour market and immigration system, in low-paid, precarious sectors of employment – homecare, agri-food, cleaning and in restaurants. We work to empower people at risk of exploitation, bullying and harassment to take collective action to deliver their rights.
Worker Rights Organiser – Job Description
The Worker Rights Organiser will be responsible for reaching out to, assisting and advising people employed in a number of job sectors that experience low-pay, exploitation and high levels of non-compliance with employment and health and safety laws.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
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Salary and Benefits
How to Apply
You need to email a CV and cover letter marked Worker Rights Organiser to hr@mrci.ie by midnight 5th April 2024.
Each application will receive an email acknowledgment upon receipt of application. Shortlisting will take place the week starting April 8th and interviews will be held the week starting April 15th.
Migrant Rights Centre Ireland is committed to creating an inclusive environment where diversity is celebrated. We welcome applications from everyone and encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds with direct experience of migration to Ireland. MRCI is an equal opportunities employer. For more information on MRCI, see www.mrci.ie
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