Employment

The VEC aims to employ and develop people who:

• represent the diversity of the Victorian community
• demonstrate impartiality and integrity
• are committed to delivering the highest standard of professional and effective electoral services.

Current Vacancies

There are currently no vacancies at the VEC.

Working at an election – Casual opportunities

The VEC maintains a large database of casual employees to work at elections.

If you have not worked previously with the VEC and wish to join the VEC’s database of election officials, you can now Register online to work at Victorian elections. Before registering your interest, it is highly recommended that you view our online registration tutorial.

Please visit Working at an election for more information.

Working with the VEC

For details on what to expect in the workplace please visit Working with the VEC. The information available includes employment conditions, codes of conduct, flexible working arrangements, occupational health and safety, political impartiality and workplace diversity.

Disclosure of Political Activities

VEC employees must perform their duties with complete political impartiality. Section 17A of the Electoral Act 2002 enables the VEC to ask job applicants for disclosure of political activities that could compromise the perceived independence of the organisation.

Please view Disclosure of Political Activities for more information.

Australian Business Number (ABN)

The VEC's ABN is 46 583 749 552.

Further information

• Visit www.careers.vic.gov.au (external link) for extra information about how to apply for government jobs.
• Privacy at the VEC explains how we collect and handle personal information.
• Employment with the VEC is covered by the Public Administration Act 2004 (external link).