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The U.S. Census Bureau is looking for hundreds of temporary workers to help count everyone in
Most of the jobs are for people who will work in the field earning $13.50 an hour. Workers are needed to drop off census questionnaires at homes in March, and conduct face-to-face interviews in late spring and early summer with Vermonters who fail to return their questionnaires by mail. Positions are part- to full-time, with many requiring evening and weekend hours. They offer flexible schedules and are close-to-home.
To be considered for work, applicants must take a 30-minute multiple-choice test. Tests are currently being offered at various times of day at convenient locations across the state. Anyone interested in taking a test can call 1-866-861-2010 toll free or 802-264-0860 to make an appointment.
Applicants must be U.S. citizens and age 18 or older, have two forms of identification and pass a background check. Most jobs require a valid driver’s license and a reliable vehicle.
For more information contact Ellen Biddle, assistant manager for recruiting, by phone at 802-264-0843 or email at amr.lco.2146@census2010.gov, or Helen Simon, partnership specialist, at 802-264-0856 or email at helen.j.simon@census.gov. Information also is available at www.2010censusjobs.gov.
Census population counts help determine how $400 billion in federal funds is distributed annually to communities across the country. They also are used to determine the shape of legislative and local government districts.
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