Irish Wheelchair Association Careers and Employment

The Irish wheelchair Association was a pleasant place to work, there was a friendly environment about the office + the people / clients you were dealing with were people who were trying to get on with their lives as best they can + you had to find the best way to facilitate this.

Business Analyst Intern in Dublin, County Dublin

on 28 September 2021

Great workplace and happy faces all the time.

I had a three month internship as business analyst with IWA. The ICT team is cool, friendly. My manager helps us a lot. I interact with other team member also from different department and they are also helpful.

Personal Assistant in Kilkenny

on 22 June 2021

Not very 'Service User' friendly

Clients were all very nice but some of the office staff i.e.shift scheduling officer was not. Although I believe that particulat person has moved elsewhere within the company (different geographical location) I only ever got weekend shifts (x14 calls) even though I asked for midweek also & after calling in genuinely sick one weekend with a flu, I had my calls reduced to x3 the following weekend, as a form of Punishment I believe. The other 11 clients had not cancelled, they just had their calls covered by another Personal Assistant who had been scheduled off that weekend, but was guilted into working, as she was told they were short staffed!!!! Not very Staff or Service User friendly in my opinion. Hence why I didnt stay with them very long..

Personal Assistant in Wicklow

on 31 May 2021

Excellent

Iwa are a great company to work for management are great and very fare.. They are hse pay scale, and hours to suit anyone, it very hard to get good management but have to say ours a great and so helpful.

Care Assistant in Tullamore, County Offaly

on 27 March 2021

Clients are amazing

I work with one guy mainly and I never see work as a chore , we get on really well and we communicate really well , which makes it so much easier, working with one person suits me better than doing different house calls , which I done for a few years , I enjoyed both but found working with one person suits me better

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