"We're counting on Canadians to recognize the importance of this information and respond to the NHS if they are selected," she said.
And if they don't, Statistics Canada isn't above nagging people to take part.
Rivais said Canadians who don't fill out their survey may get a phone call or knock on the door from the agency.
"We'll ... follow up and ask them to participate," said Rivais. "We'll explain to you why it's important. And if you say you understand but you still don't want to do it, then, well, you don't do it and we're done."
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Success of 2011 census may come down to nagging, guilt
Success of 2011 census may come down to nagging, guilt
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We were selected to take an employment survey. What a complete waste of time. Once a month, I am asked identical questions for at least ten minutes. Why don't they just ask "Has anything changed?" and leave it at that? Probably because that would cut their required workforce by at least 75%.
ReplyDeleteI'm paying taxes to pay people to ask me about my work hours. So stupid.
Not only that, you`re paying people to FORCE you to answer questions about your work hours. That`s the best reason I can think of to be a libertarian.
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