Archivist
Last updated on January 2, 2024Archivists acquire, describe and manage documents and other materials that have historical importance for individuals, organisations and government.
A large part of their work is related to making information accessible to users, increasingly in digital format.
Archives may include books, papers, maps, plans, photographs, prints, films and digital records.
Users include researchers, academics, other professional staff and the general public.
Archivist 18
Applicable job codes
| BCGEU | |
|---|---|
| Job code | 506102 |
| Salary plan | GEU |
| Bargaining unit code | 3 |
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Archivist 21
Applicable job codes
| BCGEU | |
|---|---|
| Job code | 506107 |
| Salary plan | GEU |
| Bargaining unit code | 3 |
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Archivist 24
Applicable job codes
| BCGEU | |
|---|---|
| Job code | 506103 |
| Salary plan | GEU |
| Bargaining unit code | 3 |
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Archivist 27
Applicable job codes
| BCGEU | |
|---|---|
| Job code | 506104 |
| Salary plan | GEU |
| Bargaining unit code | 3 |
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