Minner operated several janitorial service companies including J.E.M. Enterprises, Inc.
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Jobs here include pest control, janitorial services and carpet cleaning.
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My duties were primarily janitorial, and I earned minimum wage.
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As the owner of a janitorial firm in Kent, Wash.
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The cut in janitorial services reimbursements is more than $21 million.
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Janitorial and construction industries are notorious for this kind of misclassification.
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That can range from actual construction to janitorial work or landscaping.
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But CorePower instituted such a program as a janitorial service nationwide.
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Janitorial managers often play a role in departmental budgeting and strategic planning.
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Those were years spent bouncing among "warehousing, fast food, janitorial," Jefferson said.
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You don't see that in many corporations, let alone a janitorial services company.
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Take, for example, a company that contracts with another company for janitorial services.
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For years now, big companies have outsourced payroll processing, janitorial services and security.
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And an English teacher, and a math teacher, and the janitorial staff members?
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As a kid, he juggled multiple jobs, including lawn mowing, janitorial work, and dishwashing.
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Same problem with W.W. Grainger, which makes industrial supplies (janitorial products, ladders, safety gloves).
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They make out in a janitorial closet and fall out of touch soon after.
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Likewise, not every janitorial and facilities employee got a contract job offer at all.
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Every department—construction, set decoration, electric, camera, janitorial, and more—has to buy equipment.
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Topping the list is janitorial manager, a profession where the median annual salary is $93,500.
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So I started working at a nursing home doing janitorial work, cutting grass, cleaning rooms.
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ABM Industries (ABM) has agreed to buy janitorial services rival GCA Services for $1.25 billion.
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Southwest Key Maintenance would charge about $192,000 for janitorial work at the Austin secondary school.
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And millions more work for contractors providing services, just as janitorial services, for other firms.
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Every door was closed, making press row resemble a corridor of storage or janitorial closets.
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After line-cook shifts at a diner, Ouelette sleeps in a local hockey rink's janitorial closet.
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Superior Court, which was brought by janitorial workers with a claim against Jan-Pro International Franchising.
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The bride's father is the office manager at Sac-Val, a janitorial supply company in Sacramento.
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After serving in the Army, Poitier joined the American Negro Theater, trading janitorial services for drama training.
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Nicky's been sober a while and she's staying out of trouble, working the janitorial duty in max.
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But doubts quickly arose about the case against the suspect, Mahmoud Qattousa, 46, a janitorial services manager.
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In the film, Faris plays a janitorial who tricks an amnesiac boat owner into thinking he's her husband.
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Don Won started working in janitorial jobs before he and his wife opened their first store in 1981.
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Service workers include food, janitorial and transportation contractors who earn much less money than the average Google employee.
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WeWork is also transferring about 1,1883 janitorial and facilities-management staff off its payroll to roles with a contractor.
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Be CommunalYour office may have a janitorial staff, but that's no excuse to be enable a shitty restroom environment.
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The former owner of a janitorial service, Ritzenthaler was forced to retire some time ago because of ill health.
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That includes cooking, serving and cleaning up food, janitorial services, laundry, haircutting, painting, floor buffing and even vehicle maintenance.
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Even the janitorial work Ross once performed might be performed by robots (which wouldn't recoil from such odious work).
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Certainly after Ramsay [Bolton, played by Iwan Rheon] destroyed Winterfell, there hasn't been a janitorial crew going down and vacuuming.
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Emergency personnel carry a janitorial worker who was rescued from a collapsed garage at the Northridge Mall on Jan. 19943.
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"Trucking, janitorial, delivery, landscaping — all of these are low-wage industries overrepresented by people of color predominantly doing the work."
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Shellie toils at two jobs — cutting hair and doing janitorial work — while Kevin does little more than sell Fred's pills.
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The businesses have charged the two Austin schools more than $4.4 million for food, maintenance and janitorial services since 2009.
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The groom's mother is a human resources manager at Toledo Building Services, a company in Toledo that provides janitorial services.
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D.tech is paying Oracle $1 a year in rent and plans to cover operating expenses like electricity and janitorial services.
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As a bonus, once it kicks off its janitorial duties, it says "Let's go" and plays the main Star Wars theme.
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"They typical government procurement person is buying anything from janitorial supplies to a fire truck to a cloud service," Dacuan said.
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" McDonald&aposs told TODAY that after he secured proper paperwork, Phil would be able to start janitorial with "room for growth.
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The shutdown is keeping the 71-year-old Hagerstown, Maryland, resident from her contract janitorial job with the Department of Agriculture.
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More than 90 percent of janitorial services companies are sole proprietorships, according to a report from the industry research firm IBISWorld.
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Sanitation and janitorial crews struggled to swab down rooms where even a trace of the virus could infect the next patient.
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She was released and settled in northern Texas, where she got a janitorial job and waited for her day in court.
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Community centers and play spaces have hired additional janitorial staff, are using hospital-grade cleaning equipment, and are taking kids' temperatures.
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This young man was the only person in the school who knew the names of every member of the janitorial staff.
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And, you know, those for-profit schools might just be able to provide teaching (or janitorial) jobs for those hapless Yalies.
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Amazon will presumably have other positions at their HQ2s, like janitorial or cafeteria workers, which will not be paid nearly as lucratively.
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Workers in industries where there aren't many bystanders — like janitorial work or agricultural work — have an increased likelihood of experiencing sexual harassment.
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The joint employer relationship is common in franchise restaurants, construction, farming, janitorial services, hospitality, and with staffing agencies, the Labor Department noted.
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ABM Industries – ABM struck a deal to buy privately held janitorial services rival GCA Services for $1.25 billion in cash and stock.
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Inspired by her efforts, at least two other communities have started similar fundraising campaigns to raise money for their own janitorial staff.
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"They know the janitorial staff, the fire marshal — every person we might need to put on an event successfully," Ms. Kules said.
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In June, the company was found liable in a wage theft case involving hundreds of underpaid janitorial workers at several California restorations.
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Nicoco said only a few shops remain open, and only a few essential workers — like janitorial staff — can be found at their jobs.
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Sabky writes: This young man was the only person in the school who knew the names of every member of the janitorial staff.
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That figure doesn&apost include groups of employees like WeWork&aposs 1,000 janitorial staff in the US and Canada who are being outsourced.
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"We were told just to bill for the services we provided," said Larry Westfall, vice president of R&R Janitorial Painting & Building Services.
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When Leny got a janitorial job, she loitered outside my cell for a sip of espresso and a chat whenever she was on break.
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If it specifies the hours to be worked and the spaces to be cleaned, it is now the employer of the janitorial company's employees.
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An upgrade of working conditions and pay of ground staff — who are disproportionately employees of color — in security, food service, and janitorial divisions. 13.
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His father is a vice president overseeing operations and sales at Sterling Sanitary Supply Corporation, a family-run janitorial supply company in Woodside, Queens.
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It exists, fundamentally, for the same reason that Congress has an IT department and a janitorial staff: to help members get their work done.
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He returned to Turning Leaf for more hours of CBT and employment in the screen-printing shop, and plans to open his own janitorial business.
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"Examples could include people who staff our cafeterias and provide janitorial services to companies who provide professional services such as engineering consulting," a spokesperson said.
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CDFI funds have allowed ACE to help over 22019 small businesses, from an automotive services business, to a chiropractic practice and a janitorial service provider.
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Staggering as that price is, it would be a whole lot more if the school required janitorial services or a larger fleet of kitchen aides.
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So they assisted him in his janitorial role, giving him keys to certain closets and encouraging him to lock up at night before he retired.
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Because of the charges, Mr. Peeples said he stopped getting temporary jobs with a janitorial service, lost business opportunities and had to hire a lawyer.
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He also raised the minimum wage — mostly for state janitorial workers and part-time clerical staff — increasing their pay from $7.25 to $10.15 per hour.
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And instead of a race to the bottom, there's pressure to make sure janitorial and other jobs once seen as less desirable are well compensated.
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The study looked at blue-collar jobs in male-dominated fields like manufacturing and janitorial work, and female-dominated professions like housekeeping and customer service.
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The trip had cost her $214,28, money she'd borrowed from a close friend, her brother and her old boss at her janitorial job in Georgia.
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The head of a local janitorial company told the Post at the time that 100 employees who cleaned the Labor and Justice Departments couldn't work.
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The union on Friday also confirmed ratification of a new contract with Aramark, a third-party company that provides janitorial and maintenance services to GM's plants.
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They were supported by the Service Employees International Union, which was trying to unionize the college's janitorial staff as part of its Justice for Janitors campaign.
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The cuts will also include janitorial and other service staff, with all of the jobs being outsourced to other companies and affected employees granted transition pay.
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Employers have also used low-skilled immigrants to undercut unions and to turn mid-wage jobs in construction, meatpacking and janitorial services into low-wage labor.
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I took them downstairs to a janitorial closet in trays, a hundred and forty-four bottles in a tray—conservatively, three thousand fruit flies per tray.
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The total number of cuts doesn&apost include groups of employees like WeWork&aposs 1,000 janitorial staff who are being outsourced in the US and Canada.
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Nontraditional jobs include food service and retail, as well as gig jobs; among the fastest growing categories are janitorial work, and personal care and health aide positions.
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Some TRAP laws go so far as to govern the size of janitorial closets and the height of the grass outside, according to NARAL Pro-Choice America.
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Many technology firms regularly hire thousands of third-party contract workers to handle a range of duties like content moderation and review, janitorial duties and food service.
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But nobody puts Hayley in a quasi-janitorial basement closet, not with her photographic memory, superb physical conditioning, relentless focus and expertise in one-to-one combat.
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Some speakers used the phrase "traditional custodians of the land," which was admirable for eschewing the concept of ownership, but also had a janitorial ring to it.
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"If you budget to pay security contractors and janitorial services ... those payments are still included in the budget [even if your agency closed down]," Van Hollen says.
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Union-represented workers in service occupations (which include food service and janitorial services) make 87% more in total compensation and 56.1% more in wages than their nonunion counterparts.
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Not only were parents able to show their thanks, but their gesture of gratitude inspired at least two other communities to raise money to support their janitorial staffs.
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At the same time, higher minimum wages help make cashier, dishwasher or janitorial work into viable long-term employment for those who can't move up the career ladder.
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"Nobody I work with, whether they're doctors, nurses, physician's assistants, or janitorial staff, takes a patient's ability to pay into account before we care for them," Dad said.
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Took pride in yard work Recently, she worked at an Oklahoma City stone and tile store during the day and did janitorial work at night at a power plant.
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Salary: $93,400 You may think you know what it takes to be a janitorial manager, but this profession demands skills that are highly valuable to any company or organization.
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They tend to employ higher-paid and more highly educated workers, and they often outsource jobs for lower-paid workers, such as those in janitorial, cafeteria and security positions.
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One incoming first-year student, who requested anonymity and has been working as a custodian in exchange for tuition, said her janitorial team is operating like nothing's really changed.
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In 2017, the Guardian profiled a Popeyes worker and labor activist in Kansas that was driven into homelessness despite working six days a week (including a separate janitorial job).
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The coronavirus outbreak has led many companies adopt remote work policies, raising concerns about what will happen to food service, janitorial, and other workers whose hours may be reduced.
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In addition to tending to New Jerusalem's flock, he works a full-time job at the Department of Agriculture and runs a small janitorial business that cleans offices overnight.
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Google employees; labor and activist coalition Silicon Valley Rising; SEIU-USWW (a union representing janitorial staff and security officers); and local community groups helped organize the rally outside the meeting.
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In addition to cutting 2,290 jobs last week, WeWork is also moving roughly 290,225 people on its janitorial and facilities staff off its payrolls by sending them to contract companies.
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The company is continuing to pay hourly workers — including more than 10,000 food service, janitorial, security and other hourly staff in its Washington offices — affected by the remote working policies.
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In Olathe, the nearby suburb where he teaches, Mr. Parker said staff layoffs, reduced janitorial service and the elimination of Spanish classes for elementary students had already taken a toll.
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In addition to cutting 2,400 jobs last week, WeWork is also moving roughly 1,000 people on its janitorial and facilities staff off its payrolls by sending them to contract companies.
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Google janitorial staff and community group Silicon Valley Rising will also be there to vocalize their concern over wage gaps and the residential effects of its imminent expansion into San Jose.
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And, despite her dedication to her morning routine, she's regularly late, something that irks Zelda (Octavia Spencer), her co-worker at the lab, where they are both on the janitorial staff.
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Click here to view original GIFThis quirky animation from CraveFX starts off innocently enough, a janitorial worker mops up a leaky refrigerator and then picks up a coin on the ground.
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Students work on campus in a variety of capacities—from janitorial work to serving food in the cafeteria—as part of the school's "labor program" to help offset other enrollment costs.
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According to the article, Equinox appears to recruit people for janitorial work by tempting them with the potential to sell expensive personal-training sessions to customers they encounter on the floor.
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It exempts certain white-collar workers like doctors and accountants, but it extends legal protections to tens of thousands of low-paid workers in fields like construction, janitorial services and hairstyling.
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In 2015, an installation by Sara Goldschmied and Eleonora Chiari intended to look like the messy aftermath of a raucous party was cleaned up into oblivion by an Italian museum's janitorial crew.
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The absolute standout were a series of brightly colored molded rubber pieces: sexy pencil skirts with matching mock neck tops done in janitorial yellow and bright blue and worn with contrasting gloves.
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The American Nurses' Association, long at work on pay equity and safety, and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), which looks out for workers like hospital janitorial staff and home health aids.
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But like most everything he undertook in life, Arsyen excelled at janitorial work — he was so good, in fact, that he usually finished his work in half the time of other janitors.
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Barbara Carroll—a building manager who deals with the "janitorial needs" of the properties she works with—told WSB-TV that she couldn't believe what she saw on her credit card statement.
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Given the fact that Tillerson seems incapable of appointing people to his department's key jobs, if he goes I guess our allies will have to discuss North Korea with the janitorial staff.
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Last week, a community in Vermont rallied around its school system's janitorial staff after the workers spent two days cleaning and sanitizing school buildings that may have been exposed to the coronavirus.
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Parents in a private Facebook group were blown away at the effort the janitorial staff made to keep everyone safe, so they decided to start a fundraiser as a gesture of thanks.
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Although the work stoppage begins at midnight, some UAW members are already on strike: Aramark janitorial workers, who are represented by UAW, are already striking at GM facilities in Michigan and Ohio.
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James rose through the district's janitorial ranks, working part-time in the cafeteria, then as a part-time custodian at an elementary school, then as a full-time custodian at East Kentwood High.
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Today there are approximately 900,153 inmates working in prisons across the U.S., performing jobs that range from laundry and janitorial chores inside the prison to manufacturing consumer products and picking cotton off-site.
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Although the character appears briefly in "Titus" as a clown quickly sentenced to hang in Act IV, Mr. Mac has imagined him escaping that fate by volunteering for the post-coup janitorial crew.
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Not to mention combining the often nausea-inducing effects of intense VR with notoriously stomach-roiling thrill rides means Six Flags' janitorial staffs should start angling for a raise as soon as possible.
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While some of his classmates were working fancy internships at law firms and congressional offices, he pushed a mop on the midnight shift as a member of the Charleston Civic Center's janitorial crew.
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Rapid Deployment — which said it has also done work in "Iraq, Lebanon, Yugoslavia, Nigeria and other countries, conflicts, and disasters" — has been hired to provide everything from janitorial to laundry services at the bases.
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About 300 people gathered outside a Home Depot near Minneapolis to protest what they said were the anti-labor practices of some janitorial companies that clean stores for Home Depot, Sears and other retailers.
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And thank you to all of the support teams across the company – the food service teams, building security teams, and janitorial teams – your work allows everyone else to do theirs and it is greatly appreciated.
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Professional Janitorial Services sued the union and the case dragged on for nearly a decade, until a Houston jury ruled in 2016 that the union's actions were in fact responsible for PJS's loss of business.
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At Brookdale Hospital on Sunday, almost all health care employees -- including janitorial staff, food workers, nurses and doctors -- made sure to protect themselves by covering up from head-to-toe while working in patient areas.
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That shift aised concerns about about the fate of food service, janitorial, administrative, security and other hourly workers who will likely see their hours reduced as a result and cannot do their jobs from home.
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And thank you to all of the support teams across the company - the food service teams, building security teams, and janitorial teams - your work allows everyone else to do theirs and it is greatly appreciated.
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When the three-month Bag Factory residency ended, Mr. Lutaaya said he found part-time janitorial work, but soon also found himself, again, hustling to sleep indoors, making a loaf of bread last a week.
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And as goosed as the drama gets (only sports historians can say if Mahavir became trapped in a janitorial closet during the 2010 Commonwealth Games), the uplift feels earned, or at least tough to resist.
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Janitorial services company ServiceMaster and Casino operator Jack Ohio - which priced deals this week - struggled to tighten pricing and eventually had to accept yields respectively in the middle and at the wide end of price talk.
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In Diaries you play as a broke janitorial android, trying to get by day by day through a combination of commission-based cleaning and some savvy buying and selling of the more profitable scrap you find.
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A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, in a case involving janitorial services company Jan-Pro Franchising International Inc, said the retroactive application of the ruling in Dynamex Operations West v.
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Janitorial and Security workers are not eligible to be part of this union since they are not employed by MOCA, but subcontracted from outside firms, according to Carlos Velanoweth, an organizer with AFSCME District Council 36.
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"There were a lot of extra amenities and considerations I didn't take into account when we decided to move into our first office," he admits, including basics like janitorial services, stocking the kitchen and setting up Internet.
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At the Whitney, Mr. Stanley ensured that the museum would be certified gold by providing bicycle storage and locker rooms for employees, installing low-flow toilets and committing its janitorial staff to using eco-friendly cleaning products.
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Through her rigorous investigation and thoughtful writing, Yeung shares the stories of women — specifically farmworkers, domestic workers, and janitorial workers — whose jobs are isolated, undervalued, and poorly regulated, and whose economic and citizenship status often keeps them quiet.
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The job cut will amount to just under a third of WeWork's global workforce, and about 1,000 of the cuts will hit employees such as janitorial staff, the report said, citing people with direct knowledge of the plans.
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From bus drivers, to janitorial and security staff to, yes, manufacturing jobs, it's high time to start making people who do work for a company into employees of that company, with all the rights and benefits that entails.
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Surfaces can harbor the virus, so janitorial staff at airports across the country are cleaning more frequently and paying special attention to disinfecting high-touch areas like handrails, elevator buttons, door handles, counter tops and food court areas.
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The alleged gunman, 85033, was reportedly told he would be sent home from his janitorial work Monday night and reacted in anger, allegedly killing the building's supervisor, 45-year-old Maria Lucas, according to St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Since midnight, UAW members with GM have been working without a contract and those working Sunday had to cross picket lines of their fellow union brethren, as UAW janitorial workers at the facilities went on strike at midnight.
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My patient had some mild cognitive deficits and cerebral palsy, and at the age of 30 still lived with his parents, though he was able to hold down some part time janitorial jobs to make some spending money.
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The job cut will amount to just under a third of WeWork's global workforce, and about 1,000 of the cuts will hit employees such as janitorial staff, the report said here citing people with direct knowledge of the plans.
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Disneyland, a place ripe for the dumping of litter on the ground by its tens of thousands of daily visitors, combats the problem with employees who are constantly sweeping, all the while clad in bright, sterile white janitorial attire.
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GCA Services is owned by Goldman Sachs Group Inc and private equity firm Thomas H Lee Partners LP. It provides janitorial and custodial services to more than 3,200 public schools and over 80 colleges and universities across United States.
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Professional Janitorial Service of Houston Inc in court papers on Friday said SEIU-Texas filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this month in bad faith to shield SEIU International from having to post the bond required for an appeal.
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Federal officials told The Washington Post on Friday that the Trump Organization earned the credit for supporting "security, utilities and janitorial services" in order to host tours of the clock tower, which are overseen by the National Park Service.
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In turn, the data is being monitored by building operators to determine things like whether to increase the flow of fresh air to a crowded part of the floor or scale back janitorial services in a less-frequented area.
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Airbnb is also working with its vendors to ensure that the food service, janitorial, security, and other support staff they employee on behalf of Airbnb continue to be paid their normal wages during this time period, the spokesperson said.
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When the first Chinese students arrived in the United States in the wake of the Cultural Revolution — and later, after the 1989 Tiananmen massacre — many were so poor that they collected aluminum cans or worked janitorial jobs to survive.
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A divided U.S. appeals court on Wednesday signed off on the certification of a class of franchisees who say the major janitorial services company they contract with was their employer, rejecting claims that the case could help upend the franchise model.
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The redesign comes at a time when the company is beginning to revise its policies about hate and harassment on the platform, and is leaning more heavily on human moderators to do the janitorial tasks of keeping the place nice.
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The PBS show "Frontline" aired a three-part documentary in 2015, "Rape on the Night Shift," after 21 women sued ABM, the nation's largest janitorial services company, for failing to protect them from sexual assault by male co-workers and supervisors.
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"A lot of people view janitorial work as just a way to make money, but Simon embraces it as the very important job it is and takes a very scientific approach to it," said Tom LeGan, the facilities manager at Singularity.
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A federal judge in California on Tuesday gave final approval to facilities management firm ABM Industries Inc's $5.4 million settlement with more than 30,000 janitorial employees who claimed they should have been reimbursed for work-related use of their personal cellphones.
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"We will continue to pay all hourly employees that support our campus in Seattle and Bellevue – from food service, to security guards to janitorial staff – during the time our employees are asked to work from home," an Amazon spokesperson said.
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Patients appreciate seeing someone they didn't expect as their surgeon, said Dr. Romero Arenas, who has a specialty in endocrine surgery but has been confused for a sales representative, a nurse, a translator, and a member of the janitorial staff.
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This past weekend, the leading Democratic presidential candidates spoke at a labor union summit in California hosted by more than 220006,2202 janitorial, security, fast food, health care, and gig workers who are organizing to win a union on the job.
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Twenty-one years before they starred in "Girls Trip," Jada Pinkett Smith and Queen Latifah were part of another hell-raising foursome: African-American women who earn very little money working for a janitorial service and suffer various forms of injustice.
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A number of economists, notably MIT's David Autor, have floated the idea that technology has gutted medium-paying jobs, leaving only poorly compensated service jobs (like food prep or janitorial work) and highly compensated, high-skilled jobs (like computer programmers and creative professionals).
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"I think minorities in general, especially in my field of practice — I feel that they are always questioned and always assumed to be the nurse or the nurse's aide or here as part of the janitorial team or ancillary staff," she said.
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Whether we live in an urban, rural, or suburban area, whether our children attend a well-funded or struggling public school, we have accepted the fact that our children may be gunned down at their desks or huddling in a janitorial closet.
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This is how the White House says the money would be spent, according to the funding request that was sent to lawmakers Tuesday night: • Converting four facilities into dedicated quarantine facilities on the southern border and provide enhanced sanitation and janitorial services.
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"We will continue to pay all hourly employees that support our campus in Seattle and Bellevue – from food service, to security guards to janitorial staff – during the time our employees are asked to work from home," the company said in a statement.
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In co-op and condominium buildings, property management firms have been increasingly installing camera systems with 360-degree vision that can provide data analytics, according to Dino Iuliano, chief revenue officer at Planned Companies, a concierge, security, maintenance and janitorial services firm.
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A mid-level California state appeals court has certified a statewide class and several subclasses in a trio of wage-and-hour cases against janitorial services firm ABM Industries Inc saying a state judge was wrong to focus on the differences between the workers.
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And he said this decision ensures that the workers "can provide for themselves and their families," it also "protects the janitorial industry as a whole, putting Jan-Pro on equal footing with other industry participants" who were already complying with California labor and wage laws.
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By Friday afternoon, Phil and Officer Carlson had visited the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles where Phil had been able to get a Florida ID card, qualifying him to work at McDonald's doing janitorial work with "room for growth," Vasquez told TODAY.
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THE SHAPE OF WATER Guillermo del Toro directs this fabulously well-appointed Cold War-era fantasy about a mute janitorial worker (Sally Hawkins) at a government lab who sees the compassion in a humanoid aquatic creature (Doug Jones) others want to study or kill.
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In 453, five of Greater Cleveland's 10 most common jobs — retail sales, food preparation and service, cashiers, waiting tables and janitorial and cleaning work — did not pay enough for people to afford food without assistance, according to Policy Matters Ohio, a liberal research organization.
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I've come to see a sculpture entitled "Cost of Living (Aleyda)," by Josh Kline, one of a series, for which Kline, who is thirty-six, interviewed janitorial workers and then used 22011-D-printing technology to create sculptural assemblages based on scans of their bodies.
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In 2016, a group of women janitors represented by the SEIU-United Service Workers West staged a four-day hunger strike at the California state capitol to urge the governor to sign the Property Services Workers Protection Act, which tackled rampant sexual harassment in the janitorial industry.
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Residents — who are drawn from the city's most vulnerable, hard-luck, street-dwelling population — pay rent (an average of $300 a month) to live in the homes, money they earn in part by doing landscaping, janitorial, housekeeping and other work on the campus for $12 an hour.
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The production and office work done by respectably paid, "middle-skill" employees was disappearing; data entry and repetitive production tasks could be given to computers or cheap foreign labourers in a way that neither low-skill janitorial tasks, say, nor well-compensated professional work could be.
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A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted a motion by janitorial services company Jan-Pro Franchising International Inc to reconsider its May ruling that revived a 2016 lawsuit accusing the company of misclassifying its franchisees as independent contractors instead of employees.
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When he was 16, Darger managed to escape and begin the rest of his life: a mostly solitary existence that consisted of janitorial and other menial labor at Chicago hospitals, attending mass, and creating what's now considered some of the greatest art of the 20th century.
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Under current rules, companies can outsource only "nonessential" jobs like janitorial positions, while "essential" workers have to be hired directly by the company, which means they are entitled to all the rights and benefits prescribed by law, such as paid vacation, maternity leave and year-end bonuses.
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Svenson (Cameron McDonald) conducting the janitorial duties, Betty quizzes the man on where Mr. Svenson is because of the recently uncovered Mr. Svenson = Joseph Conway situation and goes with Archie to the school Secretary where they learn that Mr. Svenson has been out a few days with a cold.
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"I still did the janitorial work, but three hours of my shift I was able to teach her leadership team on ways to use [Microsoft] Excel to calculate a lot of their input and output and volumes of the film that was coming off the line," she says.
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That places Vargas in a similar position to a rising number of Silicon Valley workers brought in by tech giants to work on third-party firm contracts, not only janitorial services and caterers that can be found in any corporate campus, but more specific roles created for contractors as projects evolve.
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Standing behind the microphone before a hostile amphitheater crowd, Mr. Miller — then a 16-year-old candidate for a student government post, now a 20143-year-old senior policy adviser to President Trump — steered quickly into an unlikely campaign plank: ensuring that the janitorial staff was really earning its money.
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The authors also find evidence for other causes, like: Lax enforcement of monopoly laws; The increased reliance on patents to reduce competition; The "fissuring" of the workplace, whereby highly profitable firms are increasingly outsourcing tasks like janitorial or clerical work, and thus excluding them from the benefits of working for superstar corporations.
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The Starline Social ClubOriginally built as an Odd Fellows Hall in the 19413s, the two-story building at the corner of Grand Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Way evolved through incarnations such as janitorial supply house and hip-hop club before it came into the possession of artists who started to throw underground events.
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The Starline Social ClubOriginally built as an Odd Fellows Hall in the 22013s, the two-story building at the corner of Grand Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Way evolved through incarnations such as janitorial supply house and hip-hop club before it came into the possession of artists who started to throw underground events.
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He has hoisted a gutted cod in a fish market in the port town of Grimsby, weighed boxes of tea bags at a Tetley Tea factory in Eaglescliffe, in the northeast, and mopped a floor in the flood-damaged Derbyshire town of Matlock — drawing japes for his janitorial skills but grudging affection for the effort.
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The film's skinny white women are able to infiltrate Vogue and pose at Met Gala attendees, while the women of color act as janitorial staff, though all three of them are the most technically proficient—Rihanna plays the hacker, Awkwafina the pickpocket, and Mindy Kaling the jeweler who has to reset a complex diamond piece in a time crunch.
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Four impoverished Angelenos live in seemingly insurmountable circumstances: Frankie (Vivica A. Fox) has been unfairly fired from her job; Stoney (a fine Jada Pinkett) has lost her brother to trigger-happy cops; Tisean (Kimberly Elise) is a struggling mom threatened by Child Protective Services; and Cleo (a fierce, perfect Queen Latifah) wants to ditch her janitorial job.
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Among the proposed cuts listed in the document are a reduction in full-time air marshals, a reduction in the workforce at TSA headquarters, fewer reimbursements to airports for janitorial services at TSA checkpoints, cuts for benefits for new part-time employees and a 50% cut in reimbursements to state and local law enforcement agencies for use of their K-9 units.
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Recent research by economists at four top universities and the Social Security Administration concluded that the parceling out of less-skilled work to low-wage contractors — Goldman Sachs outsourcing its janitorial services, say, or Apple contracting out the assembly of its iPhones to Foxconn — could account for around one-third of the increase of wage inequality in the United States since 1980.
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One couple, one full-time job at the Department of Agriculture, a couple of other gigs running a janitorial business and a cake-making venture, plus the pastor position at New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in Ferguson, Mo. That's what it takes for Alonzo Adams and his wife, Ronica, to make ends meet, and that's without any money left for retirement savings.
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While Miami has become the 12th most valuable market for office real estate in the U.S., it's safe to say that its janitorial workers are struggling: more than half (57%) live at or below the poverty line, almost half (49%) are uninsured, and a third (33%) are forced to rely on government assistance through programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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In "The Subconscious Decision: What's Worth It," Ron Lieber writes: One couple, one full-time job at the Department of Agriculture, a couple of other gigs running a janitorial business and a cake-making venture, plus the pastor position at New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in Ferguson, Mo. That's what it takes for Alonzo Adams and his wife, Ronica, to make ends meet, and that's without any money left for retirement savings.
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