Interpreting the common occupational categories of Irish immigrants.

Common occupational types of Irish immigrants. For those who immigrate to Ireland for the first time, when they are new to a strange place, they definitely need to find a job to make a transition. So what do China people usually do in Ireland?

1. Wash dishes in Chinese restaurants or other small restaurants. I work mostly in the afternoon and don't need English. 3.8~5 euros/hour (excluding tax) is suitable for language students who attend classes in the morning.

2. Cleaners, in big supermarkets and universities, mostly work in the early morning or at night. 6.35 euros per hour (before tax), suitable for college students taking classes during the day.

3. People who take wine glasses take the wine glasses that the guests have finished in the bar, and some ask the guests to order wine to earn tips. Work in the evening ends at two or three in the morning and ends at four or five at the latest. 6.35 euros per hour (before tax), suitable for language students who take classes in the afternoon.

4. Fast food restaurants, such as McDonald's and Burger King, have three shifts in the morning and evening, and their jobs include cleaning, making castles and cashier. Proper English is necessary. 6.35 euros per hour (before tax), suitable for language students, doomed to miss classes.

5. Small shops, mostly cooked food, also have many cashiers, working in three shifts in the morning and evening. Proper English is necessary. 6.35 euros per hour (before tax), suitable for language students, doomed to miss classes.

6. Most hotels clean rooms, and a few people with good English can be promoted to floor attendants. 7~ 10 euro/hour (before tax), suitable for language students who attend classes in the morning.

7. Factories, supermarkets, hospitals, these three more formal jobs are also done by a small number of China people, but the proportion is very small. Type of work: food factory assembly line, supermarket placing goods, hospital nurse. 4~ 10 euro/hour (before tax), suitable for people who don't go to school or seldom go to school. As for other higher jobs, forget it, there is no chance! Unless you have a work visa.