(EC) Economics and Social Sciences
Some relevant fields of study: humanities, social sciences, economics, sociology, statistics, political science, history, human rights, classical studies, accounting, business administration.
Our economics and social sciences officers use research to chart and explore new territory. They may conduct primary research, or analyze secondary sources found in archives, libraries, museums or galleries. Their key roles and duties include:
- Researching, analyzing and evaluating economic or sociological issues
- Forecasting
- Applying, analyzing and evaluating statistics, survey methods and systems
- Developing, analyzing and interpreting qualitative and quantitative data, reviewing legislation or conducting studies
- Planning surveys and censuses
- Determining statistical measures and techniques for analyzing and reporting data
- Providing advice in the fields of economics, sociology and statistics
Salaries range from $46,854 to $104,938 (ES-02 to ES-07)
Salaries range from $41,459 to $86,681 (SI-01 to SI-06)
Effective June 22, 2006
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