There are also opportunities to swap jobs with other librarians nationally and internationally. Most libraries are quiet, comfortable and well-lit places. Dealing with the public during busy times of the day can be stressful. Hours Librarians usually work regular hours. They may sometimes work in the evenings and at weekends, and in some libraries, they may do shiftwork.
Some opportunities exist in libraries for part-time work.
Statistics New Zealand Interpreting Charts Contact with People Librarians usually work alone, but they have a lot of contact with their colleagues. They also interact with the public, library staff from other branches, community organisations, local government officials, researchers, writers, poets, publishers, musicians, and cultural and craft groups. Librarians may also supervise staff and small groups of people. These statements and statistics are based on information available from Statistics New Zealand about librarian occupations.