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Australian Electoral Commission
AEC EmployMe is a new mobile-friendly, secure and easy-to-access employment system. It provides a modern and user-friendly employment platform for our temporary election workforce.
AEC EmployMe replaces the previous AEC Employment system. We developed it in response to your feedback on what the AEC can do to help you better manage your employment account with us.
No. AEC EmployMe is the system the AEC and the temporary election workforce will use into the future.
If you need information from your AEC Employment account, please contact us on 13 23 26.
For more information on privacy management see the AEC Privacy Policy.
Anyone interested in being part of the temporary election workforce needs to create an account and register in AEC EmployMe – even if you’ve registered before.
See Register your interest for more information on how to register.
The AEC is an inclusive workplace and aims to provide employment to people in their local community with suitable skills. People with disability may be asked to complete relevant prompts when completing their registration of interest. This helps us to support a safe and accessible workplace.
Our system for temporary employment, AEC EmployMe, aims to meet the Australian Government’s web accessibility requirements. These include the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1 (WCAG 2.1) at the AA level.
We aim for continual improvement. We have identified some minor, temporary limitations to AEC EmployMe that could impact people who use screen readers. We are working to address these to improve the accessibility of our system.
Please contact us. if you experience AEC EmployMe accessibility issues.
The AEC acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters, culture and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.