Job Opportunities: Election Canada is Hiring

Poll worker positions

Working as a poll worker is not only a great way to support Canada’s democracy but also an opportunity to earn money, gain valuable experience and meet people in their community.

Poll workers can work on election day, during advance polling days, or both. Shifts typically begin an hour before polls open and end after the last ballots are counted. 

Training will be provided and is paid.

How to apply

Applying to be a poll worker is easy! Please encourage your networks to visit the Poll Workers Employment page on Elections Canada’s website to learn more about the positions, requirements and pay rates.

Community relations officer positions

Community relations officers (CROs) play a critical role in ensuring that electors in certain target groups who face barriers to voting can access the information and assistance they need to participate in federal elections. 

CROs are responsible for reaching out to these groups to raise awareness of registration and voting options and for ensuring accessibility throughout the electoral process.

How to apply

Interested candidates can find detailed information about the roles, responsibilities and qualifications for each CRO position on Elections Canada’s website: CRO position description.

To apply for a CRO position, please encourage your network to visit Elections Canada’s Employment page for staff working at local Elections Canada offices.