District Managers - A Census Job You Can Count On 5

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MEDIA RELEASE

October 19, 2010 

   

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District Managers - A Census job you can count on


Would you like a part-time job that helps everyone in New South Wales? 


The Australian Bureau of Statistics needs 22 New South Wales District Managers to

help oversee the largest peacetime logistical exercise in Australia, the 2011 Census of

Population and Housing. 


District Managers will be based in every major region of New South and will organise the

distribution and collection of approximately 14.2 million Census forms to Australia’s 9.8

million households.


They will also supervise the recruitment and training of Census Area Supervisors and

Census Collectors in the lead up to the national Census on 9 August 2011.


Head of the Population Census program Paul Lowe said, "Working on the Census is a

wonderful opportunity for everyday Australians to contribute to their community."


"District Managers make a big difference to the quality and accuracy of the data that we

produce from the Census. The data has benefits for your state, town and community,

and for you and your friends and families," Mr Lowe said.  


District Managers will receive between $35,000 and $55,000 for the part-time 10 month

position and will be employed from January until October 2011.


Applicant information kits are available online at abs.gov.au/careers


Key Census dates


February 2011 – Recruitment of Area Supervisors begins.


2 - 4 March 2011 – Beyond the Count Census conference.


Early April 2011 – Recruitment of Census Collectors begins.


28 July 2011 – eCensus opens to the public.


9 August 2011 – Census night.


10 August – Early September 2011 – Collection of Census forms.


June 2012 – The first results from the 2011 Census will be released.


FURTHER INFORMATION Media requests and interviews





           David McHugh 0457 545 711






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must be attributed as the source






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