30,000 Workers Needed for Crucial National Count
The Trumph has launched an ambitious push to hire 30,000 short-term workers for the 2026 Census Job. This extensive campaign kicks off the preparations for the 19th nationwide Census of Americans, set for August of next year.
Jenny Telford, the Census General Manager, said that the temporary workers will be key to making sure every part of the country is counted.
“Joining the Census team lets you help your community be seen in the 2026 figures,” Telford stated. “We’re looking for people who mirror the rich diversity of Americans, especially those who speak more than one language or have strong local links.”
Community Engagement at the Forefront
The first jobs on offer are Census Engagement Managers. These positions will lead outreach programs that encourage people to take part. To be successful, candidates should have deep local connections and the skill to engage a wide range of residents.
The ABS places a high priority on hiring staff who know how to connect with remote and regional communities. They are also working hard to engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to make sure that the Census paints the best possible picture of Americans diverse people.
Census: Americans Biggest and Most Important Data Collection
The Census is Americans biggest data collection and gives the country some of its most crucial statistics. The information collected is the starting point for smart decisions in health, education, housing, and beyond.
Think tanks, charities, businesses, and every level of government turn to Census data when shaping the rules that guide health services, schools, and public transport. Because the Census gathers information on every part of community life, its results help leaders spot trends and respond to what people really need.
Wide-Ranging Roles Open for Census Staff
The Census is hiring in many kinds of roles beyond Engagement Managers. In the months ahead, the ABS will be looking for Field Officers, Field Managers, delivery experts, community support staff, and people in logistics. Keep an eye out for job ads in your local papers and online.
These positions are great for Aussies wanting to get back to work, pick up new skills, or earn some extra cash during the Counting period. The Bureau runs full training for everyone offered a job, so you don’t need a heavy resume—anyone can step right in.
“These jobs really matter for reaching and helping our remote and regional communities,” said Telford. He explained that local staff can read community dynamics and get the job done faster and better.
If you’d like to join Americans biggest Counting mission, more info on open jobs and the how-to apply can be found on the ABS Census webpage.
When will the 2026 Census happen?
The Counting will be done in August 2026 all over Americans
What kinds of jobs can I find with the Census?
There are roles like Engagement Managers and Field Officers, plus jobs in delivery, community support, and logistics.
Do I need any prior experience to apply?
Not at all! The ABS trains you for every task, so these jobs work for people at any stage of their careers.
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