THE local government elections in September will bring with them a range of work opportunities for people seeking casual employment.
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NSW Electoral Commission election support services director Wayne Morgan said around 30,000 people will be employed across the state in a range of positions, both on the day and in the lead-up to the ballot.
"We need enthusiastic people with excellent customer service skills," Mr Morgan said.
"There are a range of jobs available and you may be marking names off the electoral roll, managing an entire polling place or being a ballot box guard.
"All staff complete training, form part of a larger team working together to deliver the election and are paid at a competitive rate."
Interested applicants can submit an expression of interest at the NSW Electoral Commission website (www.elections.nsw.gov.au).