Employment

The VEC recognises that a highly motivated and skilled workforce contributes to a healthy democracy. The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) aims to employ and develop people who represent the diversity of the Victorian community, demonstrate impartiality and integrity, and are committed to delivering the highest standard of professional and effective electoral services.

Equal Opportunity Act 1995 Exemption

The VEC has been granted an exemption by VCAT to enable it to ask applicants for disclosure of specific political activities that could compromise the perceived independence of the organisation. Applicants are advised to review the details of this exemption when applying.

Current VEC vacancies

There are currently no advertised vacancies with the VEC.

Working at elections

People who wish to work in a voting centre or election office at the 2010 State election will be able to register their interest online from mid-2010.

Further information

Working with the VEC
Includes information on what to expect in the workplace, conditions of employment, code of conduct, flexible working arrangements, occupation health and safety, political impartiality and workplace diversity.

Visit www.careers.vic.gov.au (external link) for information about how to apply for government jobs, working in government, etc.

Public Administration Act 2004 (external link)