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Teachers cite census data discrepancies
The article discusses the challenge faced by researchers involved in conducting the population census in Jordan, who are confronted with workloads that are disproportionate to the salaries allocated to them. The researchers pointed out that the method of counting housing units is not accurate, as a single building is counted as one dwelling despite housing multiple families, thereby increasing their burden and weakening the reliability of the records. They also expressed concern over the costs of transportation and the effort required to conduct re-censuses upon citizens' requests. There is complaint about the low wages that do not match the workload, with the compensation for each housing unit being only about half a dinar or more. They are calling on the relevant authorities to consider their demands and improve their working conditions, especially since the work demands significant effort for an inadequate salary that does not reflect the level of responsibility involved.
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