Voting Ballot Worker
manpowerMelbourne (FL)
$15.50
ApplyAbout the role
Voting Ballot Inspector Our client, an organization dedicated to supporting democratic processes, is seeking a Voting Ballot Inspector to join their team in Melbourne. As a Voting Ballot Inspector, you will be part of the Election Support team, ensuring smooth and secure voting operations. The ideal candidate will demonstrate professionalism, friendliness, and attentiveness, which will align successfully in the organization.
Location: Melbourne, FL
Pay Range: $15.50
Shift:
October 19th - November 3rd, with specific shifts as detailed below October 19th-31st: 8am-6pm, with two 5-hour shifts daily (8am-1pm and 1pm-6pm)November 1st: No work scheduled November 2nd: 8am-5pm November 3rd: 7am-7pm What's the Job? Assist voters by greeting them with a friendly attitude and guiding them on how to insert their ballots into the SBISMaintain neat appearance, adhering to dress code standards Ensure the ballot box is never left unattended Follow scheduled shifts and notify supervisors during breaks Support election procedures and uphold the integrity of the voting process What's Needed? Must be registered voter in Brevard County. Must reside in Brevard County. No prior experience required; training will be provided Ability to work full availability during the specified dates Neat appearance and friendly demeanor Willingness to follow instructions and adhere to schedule Must pass a drug test and background check (criminal, local)What's in it for me? Opportunity to contribute to a vital democratic process Gain experience in election support roles Work in a collaborative and community-focused environment Flexible scheduling within the specified period Competitive pay rate for the duration of the assignment
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