(b) Who has been ordinarily resident in the Island for a period of not less than 10 consecutive years at any time;
(c) Who has been ordinarily resident in the Island for any continuous period of 5 years commencing on or after the 1st June 1963 unless within 5 years of so qualifying he ceases to be ordinarily resident in the Island and fails to resume such residence within 15 years. However, if he so resumes such residence but within the following 5 years he again ceases to be ordinarily resident in the Island he shall thereupon cease to be qualified as an Isle of Man Worker;
(d) Who is married to or in a civil partnership with a person who is qualified as an Isle of Man Worker;
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(e) Who, having been ordinarily resident in the Island for a period of not less than 3 years immediately prior to termination of the marriage or who continues to be so resident in the Island, was formerly married to or in a civil partnership with an Isle of Man Worker;
(f) Who is the child of a person who is qualified as an Isle of Man Worker; AND at the time of the former's birth, was serving or was married to a person who was serving in the armed forces of the Crown or in any of the capacities mentioned in Schedule 1 of the Disabled Persons Employment Act 1946 and was either born in the Island or such service immediately followed a period of residence in the Island of not less than three years;
(h) Who has, during a period in which he was ordinarily resident in the Island been receiving full-time education, whether in the Island or elsewhere, but that person shall cease to be qualified as an Isle of Man Worker under this paragraph if he ceases to be ordinarily resident in the Island.
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New application – Your application form has successfully been submitted for the role and is to be reviewed by the panel. Please note that shortlisting generally takes place the week following the closing date of the job. You will be notified by email of whether you have been successful in obtaining an interview following shortlisting.
Not shortlisted – Following shortlisting, if you have not been successful in obtaining an interview, your applications status will be changed to ‘not shortlisted’ and you will receive an email notifying you of the decision. The email will contain the recruiting managers contact details to request feedback on your application form.
Unsuccessful at interview – Following your interview, the Chairperson will call you to notify you of their decision and if unsuccessful, you will also receive an email to confirm their decision and the email will contain contact details of the Chairperson, should you wish to contact them for feedback.
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Verbal Offer Made – Following your interview, the Chairperson will call you to confirm that you have been successful at interview and that you are to be offered the position. You will receive your offer of appointment paperwork within a few working days following the Chairpersons decision.
Please note for Department of Education and Children, Education Support Staff Levels 2, 3 and 4, these roles require GCSE English and Maths at Grade C or above or equivalent.
If you are unsure whether one of your qualifications is equivalent to GCSE English at grade C or above, or equates to 5 GCSE’s at grade C or above, please contact the Employment Services Team on +44 1624 686300.
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Please refer to the job description and person specification which is attached to the job vacancy to determine what the qualification requirements are for the role.
To apply for a job you will need to complete an online application form on the Isle of Man ernment vacancies website: /hr/jobs/welcome.xml
Click on the job advert of the position you wish to apply for and there will be the option to ‘Apply for job’ towards the bottom on the advert.
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Once you have completed all of the sections of the application form and declared that the information within the form is accurate and in line with the Data Protection Act 2002, your application form will be submitted for the role.
You will receive notification of whether you have been successful in obtaining an interview once the vacancy has closed and shortlisting has taken place.
We encourage you to use the online application process which allows you to track your application and receive faster communication regarding your application. If you wish to apply using a manual application these can be found here. Please print the correct application off and return to OHR, 2nd Floor, Illiam Dhone House, Circular Road, Douglas, Isle of Man, IM1 1AG. Please note an acknowledgement of receipt of application will not be sent for manual applications.
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We ask that you apply for a specific post rather than for general posts as we do not hold a ‘pool’ of CV’s on file.
Each advertised vacancy will have an ‘Information’ contact name given from within the Department where the vacancy exists. That person will be available to answer any queries that you may have about the post.
The Isle of Man ernment does not have a formal work experience scheme, however if you are seeking work experience in a certain department/area, please email the Employment Services Team: ohr@ with the type of placement you are looking for and we will contact the department to see if there are any opportunities available.
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You may wish to contact the Department of Economic Development, Employment and Skills Group who can advise whether there are any work placement opportunities coming up.
The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (“1974 Act”) primarily exists to support the rehabilitation into employment of reformed offenders who have stayed on the right side of the law.
Under the 1974 Act, following a specified period of time which varies according to the disposal administered or sentence passed, cautions and convictions (except those resulting in prison sentences of over four years and all public protection sentences*) may become spent.
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As a result the offender is regarded as rehabilitated. For most purposes the 1974 Act treats a rehabilitated person as if he or she had never committed, or been charged with charged or prosecuted for or convicted of or sentenced for the offence and, as such, they are not required to declare their spent caution(s) or conviction(s), for example, when applying for most jobs or insurance, some educational courses and housing applications.
Once a caution or conviction has become spent under the 1974 Act, a person does not have to reveal it or admit its existence in most circumstances. Unless an exception applies (see below), then spent cautions and convictions need not be disclosed when filling in a form, or at a job interview. An employer cannot refuse to employ someone (or dismiss someone) because he or she has a spent caution or conviction unless an exception applies.
There are certain exceptions where you may be asked to disclose your caution or conviction even if it is spent. These are set out in the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions) Order 1975 (the “Exceptions Order”) which lists exceptions to the 1974 Act in recognition that there are certain activities for which fuller disclosure of a person’s criminal record history is relevant.
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Inclusions in the Exceptions Order are made following careful consideration of the risks associated with a particular job or activity. There must be compelling evidence that there exists a particular opportunity for employees or people involved within that activity to cause harm to the public, for example through the abuse of trust, or that there is a real risk to children.
10. Any profession to which the Professions Supplementary to Medicine Act 1960 (an Act of Parliament) applies and which is undertaken following registration under that Act.
3. Constables, persons appointed as police cadets to undergo training with a view to becoming constables and persons employed for the purposes of, or to assist the constables of, a police force established under any enactment; naval, military and air force police.
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4. Any employment which is concerned with then administration of, or is otherwise normally carried out wholly or partly within the precincts of, a prison, remand centre, detention centre, Borstal institution or young offenders institution, and members of boards of visitors appointed under section 18 of the Custody Act 199510.
7. Any employment as teacher in a school or establishment for further education and any other employment which is carried out wholly or partly within the precincts of a school or establishment for further education, being employment which is of such a kind as to enable the holder to have access to persons in attendance at the school or establishment for further education in the course of his normal duties.
9. Any employment by the Department of Health and Social Services in connection with the provision of social services or by any other body in connection with the provision by it of similar services, being employment which is of such a kind as to enable the holder to have access to any of the following classes of person in the
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