The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring temporary workers next year. In most of the Bay Area, wages start at $22 per hour. Call 866-861-2010 or go to www.2010censusjobs.gov for details.
The bureau has also opened several local branch offices. Among them are:
San Leandro: 510-764-2960
Palo Alto: 650-641-8310
San Jose: 408-343-8160
Santa Clara: 408-792-6530
For information in Vietnamese: 408-500-2925
A 28 questions test will need to be taken. A test sample can be taken at:
http://2010.census.gov/2010censusjobs/documents/Practice_Test.pdf
The higher the score, the better your chance of getting the job. The government is particularly looking for bilangual speaker.
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