I hope this develops into something a bit longer -- a census job is inherently temporary by its very nature, but it's going to be nearly two years before the census is actually done, yes? Even two months is better than nothing, though.
That's wonderful news. I know that a permanent job would be better, but at least this is a bit of a reprieve. I hope it's interesting work for Rob and a chance to catch your breath for you.
If this is like the temporary job adrian_turtle has with the Census in Massachusetts, they may turn out to want, or offer, more or fewer hours than they said at first. They may also not have a good grasp of how large the task they're hiring for is, so he might want to take the most hours offered while work is available. (If he's not going to be counting and verifying addresses/number of residential units, this is probably irrelevant.)
Well 2 months is better than not having work for two months, so hopefully he can spend that time either working on getting the job extended for the full 2 years, or finding another job.
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Hey, it's something. ;-) Tell us if it proves to be interesting.
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I hope this develops into something a bit longer -- a census job is inherently temporary by its very nature, but it's going to be nearly two years before the census is actually done, yes? Even two months is better than nothing, though.
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If this is like the temporary job
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