Election Workers - TAFE Students Preferred null

There's a variety of roles available from:

• working as an election official on Election day polling booths 
  (14 September)
• counting and data entry office assistant (from 16 September for around 2 weeks.)

The benefits:

• Good money
• No experience required
• All training is provided (and you are paid for training). 
• Positions are casual positions, and we work around students' busy schedules. 
• There'll be other ongoing opportunities with the upcoming QLD state election in October, and the Federal Election (when it's announced).
• Working at elections looks great on your resume.

Culture & vibe

• We're a friendly happy team that come together during elections to be part of the democratic process. 
• You will make new friends, learn new skills, and grow you professional network. 
• We have many retired professional people who work for us. This is your chance to benefit from their professional contacts and networks. 
• Our team is very generous and determined to help you on your career path.

About you:

You'll earn good money, learn new skills, and make new friends. By working at elections, your resume will be a ‘stand-out’ because it shows you're proactive in the community and take an interest in the community.

About us:

We conduct, regulate, and report on general elections and by-elections for the Parliament of New South Wales. We also provide electoral services to local governments. Our work includes:

• running independent, fair and accessible elections
• providing transparent processes and guidance to assist political participants (including candidates, parties, elected members, donors, third-party campaigners and lobbyists) to comply with their legal obligations
• publishing political donation and expenditure disclosures and registers of political parties, candidates agents, third-party campaigners and political lobbyists
• engaging with the public to make it easier for people to understand and participate in the democratic process.