What is a statistical researcher?

In the basic statistical survey based on the Statistical Law, "statistics" visit the people who are surveyed and take care of the basic and important parts of the statistical survey work such as requesting the entry of questionnaires and collecting and inspecting questionnaires. Investigator ".
Those who are subject to statistical surveys often visit statistical investigators for the first time to know what they are being surveyed and what the survey is.
In conducting a statistical survey, it is very important for the people who are surveyed to understand the purpose and content of the survey well and to fill out the questionnaire correctly. To this end, it is important for statistical surveyors to gain understanding and cooperation by directly responding to the survey subjects at the forefront of statistical surveys.
Statistical investigators have a duty of confidentiality, and in order to protect information on the survey subjects, it is necessary to maintain confidentiality during survey activities and strictly manage survey forms.
If you would like to become a statistical researcher, please contact Totsuka Ward Office Statistics and Elections Section (866-8315-6). We are always looking for it.

This is the standard flow of work for statistical investigators. The content varies depending on the survey.

1. Attendance at the Office of Investigators Meeting
2. Preparation for investigation
3. Visit to survey subjects
4. Request to fill out the questionnaire
5. Collection of questionnaires
6. Inspection and arrangement of questionnaires
7. Submission of questionnaires and survey-related documents

Totsuka Ward requests each statistical survey by writing or telephone from among registered surveyors, etc., according to the number of surveyors required and the target area.

Statistical investigators are "part-time public servants" appointed each time a survey is conducted.

The amount of compensation and the calculation method differ depending on the statistical survey.
The payment method is, in principle, transfer to the account of the financial institution designated by the statistical researcher.