Form E should be filled up by the enumerator in your presence.
I got an email this morning from the Marriott Hotels organisation saying that their emails had been compromised. Last week I got one from Tripadvisor, same thing. Moving Census forms around from CSO to supervisor to enumerator then back to supervisor before going back to CSO seems to me to be a pretty unsafe way of doing things.
Dear Marriott Customer,
We were recently notified by Epsilon, a marketing vendor used by Marriott International, Inc. to manage customer emails, that an unauthorized third party gained access to a number of Epsilon's accounts including Marriott's email list.
In all likelihood, this will not impact you. However, we recommend that you continue to be on the alert for spam emails requesting personal or sensitive information. Please understand and be assured that Marriott does not send emails requesting customers to verify personal information.
We take your privacy very seriously. Marriott has a long-standing commitment to protecting the privacy of the personal information that our guests entrust to us. We regret this has taken place and apologize
Sorry but what has this got to do with the Census?
It's O.K. you don't have to be sorry.
Moving Census forms around from CSO to supervisor to enumerator then back to supervisor before going back to CSO seems to me to be a pretty unsafe way of doing things.
Nothing it appears is safe nowadays.
Why oh why aren't we getting the long term unemployed out there to do this for their dole, rather than paying them a couple of hundred a week to sit at home watching TV3 and drinking Aldi beer?
Do you generally read just the first
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and last paragraphs of all posts?
Spoke to someone who's working as enumerator this year, who mentioned that queries/issues raised on web fora (no specific sites mentioned) were discussed at a training session for the enumerators this week.
Not sure what effect it might have, but it's good to see that at least someone somewhere's taking note of what's happening out there!
Nice to see that you've seen the light and moved on from 'force them to do this work for their dole'. Congratulations. About 20% of enumerators were on the Live Register, though there may well have been other unemployed people (e.g. housewives) not on the Live Register who took up the job also.Hope they pick up on the idea of encouraging the unemployed to do this role, as a way to boost their self esteem and give them some valuable work experience.
You'd need a lot more than a week. The hourly rate about €10 an hour - hardly excessive.€2k for a week's work really does seem excessive though. I know I'd do it, if I only had the time.
Nonsense - They are doing a full census in the UK this year - see http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12873011 but don't let the facts hold you back from yet another anti-Irish-public-sector rant.In reality, we should look to the UK where they are eliminating it completely to be replaced by a variety of data sources collected by companies such as Experian. These companies draw their source data from the voters roll, utility bills, TV licencing records, banks and credit card data, etc and so give a far more comprehensive and dynamic view of the populus than any census could do.