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8 kwietnia 2011
2011 Census job opportunities
Australian Bureau of Statistics
2011 Census job opportunities

To help in the preparation and operation of the Census of Population and Housing, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is recruiting an army of over 8,200 Census Collectors in NSW. With almost one in five Australians speaking almost 400 different languages other than English at home the ABS are looking for Collectors with bilingual skills who can provide assistance to those households.

Quality Collectors are vital to the success of the Census and the ABS needs to ensure Collectors are representative of their communities and can help us capture a full picture of Australia’s diversity. We are looking from people from all cultural backgrounds, who are passionate about their local community and want to earn some extra money as well. If you, or someone you know, are interested in a flexible short-term position, please apply online at www.abs.gov.au/census or call 1800 420 182. Applications open 9 April and close on 5 May 2011.

When is the Census?
The ABS will be conducting the next Census of Population and Housing on Tuesday 9th August 2011. What is the Census?
The Census aims to take a snapshot of Australia on Census night. It collects important information about Australia’s population such as ancestry, religion, birthplace and languages spoken.

Why is the Census important?
Information collected in the Census is used by all levels of government, businesses and communities for planning and decision making about services. To ensure the delivery of vital targeted services to specific cultural groups, it is important that everyone in Australia completed the Census on Census night even if you are not an Australian citizen or resident.

Does the ABS share my personal information with anyone else?
Absolutely not. No-one outside of the ABS will ever see your answers. The information you give about yourself and your family is completely private. The Census and Statistics Act 1905 guarantees the confidentiality of personal information and legally binds staff, past or present, never to release personal information. Past and present ABS staff can be fined or jailed if they break this law.

Is the Census compulsory?
Yes, the Census is compulsory under the Census and Statistics Act 1905. It is important that everyone takes part, as Census information is used to make decisions on services and facilities.

Authorised by: Mark Harding, Director, NSW-ACT Census Management Unit, Ph: 02 9268 4600. 5th Floor St Andrews House Sydney Square Sydney NSW 2000.