To encourage and facilitate communication among families having a child with 5p- Syndrome and to spread awareness and education of the syndrome to these families and their service providers.
Hourly Wage Statistics As of May 2011, the average wage earned by non-emergency dispatchers was nearly $18.25 per hour, and the median of all reported hourly wages was almost $17 per hour. Ten percent of non-emergency dispatchers reported hourly wages of $10.15 or less, and the 10 percent of workers reporting the highest wages for this occupation earned $28.50 or more per hour.
Work schedules for census takers typically include 20 to 40 hours of work per week. However, the total number of hours vary a lot and depend on the area you are able to work. When the work is completed, the job will also finish. This is only temporary work. As a census taker, you will be paid an hourly rate. To determine your hourly rate you can visit this interactive map. Remember, all your work related expenses (determined by them, not you) will be reimbursed. In addition, you will get paid for up to four days of paid training. To give you a pay estimate, I located the rates for some place in Texas. In Texas, the lowest hourly pay rate is $10.50 per hour. In Texas, the highest hourly pay rate is $17.75 per hour.