City of Thorold Looking For Election Workers

Friday, 2 September 2022 11:42

By Linda Morgan

Forty workers are needed for a variety of roles.

The City of Thorold is looking to hire staff for the upcoming municipal and school board election.

Officials say 40 workers are needed to fill a variety of roles, including greeters, deputy returning officer and vote tabulator operators.

Anyone who is interested in the job can apply on the City's website, or grab a hard copy of the form and bring it to City Hall.

Successful applicants will be contacted.

The election will take place on October 24th, and voters will be able to cast ballots electronically in advance.

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