In the last election, many people of Crown Heights complained about there being no Jewish Poll Workers at the sites where members of the community vote. We would like to change that with your help.
There are currently multiple Poll Worker positions available for the upcoming election in November. Once you become a certified Poll Worker, you can serve as a Poll Worker for all future elections as well. Being a Poll Worker will help to oversee the poll sites in our community, and ensure every registered voter is able to vote.
Positions Available:
· Interpreter
· Election Inspector
· 17-Year-olds can apply as well
Click here to see the positions available. https://vote.nyc/page/poll-worker-positions#p4
Click here to apply for the jobs. https://nyc.electiondayworker.com/r/2018
We ask everyone that applies for the job to please email [email protected], and to let us know. We will do everything in our power to have those certified as Poll Workers stationed at our neighborhood polling sites.
United Crown Heights
The last time I looked into this position (for someone that was out of work), the hours were from 6AM to 9PM, and the hourly rate came to around $10/hour.
If this is different, and can be more palatable, please include that information in the article
It’s not 6AM to 9PM, it’s 5AM to at least 10PM, or even 10:30. You get a total of two hours’ worth of breaks during the day. The pay is $200 for the day, plus $100 for taking a four-hour training course. If you work all the elections of the year you get a bonus, but it’s too late for that this year because you already missed the primary. It’s not great money, but it is money, and if you don’t have something else that pays more then it’s a good way to earn something while serving the community. And… Read more »