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Interesting. Back when I did it, it was piecework. Maybe one to three dollars per household, depending on whether it was a short or long form, and whether you
by downerending 7y ago
Interesting. Back when I did it, it was piecework. Maybe one to three dollars per household, depending on whether it was a short or long form, and whether you managed to get someone to fill it out. That was around minimum wage, though if you hustled (or pencil-whipped things), you could probably make more.
Also, I think I heard that these days you have to produce your draft registration number in order to apply, which sucks.
- crooked-v 7y ago> you have to produce your draft registration number in order to apply Not true. What you actually have to do is sign a form declaring that you are or aren't registered with Selective Service, and if not a brief reason why, which is the same information-gathering requirement for most or all federal jobs. You can actually see the full set of paperwork with PDF forms here: https://www.census.gov/about/census-careers/new_emp.html https://www.census.gov/about/census-careers/new_emp.html The main one is the Declaration for Federal Employment, which is the generic form that everybody who ever wants to work for the government in any capacity has to fill out.
- downerending 7y agoGlad to hear it.