IBGE will hold a contest to hire more than 8,000 temporary workers for the Census

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Survey on the Brazilian population was postponed due to the low number of responses in data collection. Census worker during Census data collection in Recife Reproduction/TV Globo The federal government authorized the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) to hold a tender to hire another 8,141 temporary employees to prepare the 2022 Demographic Census. and Planning was published in the Official Gazette this Wednesday (17). Employee contracts will be valid for one year with the possibility of extension. The positions are: Research and mapping agent (6,742 vacancies); Collection and quality supervisor (806); Telephone Research Agent (276); Mapping census agent (148); Encoder (120); Research Supervisor (49). Salaries will still be defined by the IBGE, which has up to six months for the publication of the tender’s opening notice. The expectation is that the selection process will be accelerated due to the delay in the survey of the Brazilian population. The IBGE forecast was to release the Census results in October 2022, but the low number of responses led to several postponements and the agency is still working on data collection. The most recent Census carried out in Brazil is from 2010 and should have been updated in 2020. The survey was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic and, according to the previous government, due to lack of resources. READ MORE: IBGE opens enrollment for 316 internship vacancies across Brazil Navy opens competition with 40 vacancies for technical-level professionals

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