Janitors in a sentence

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Staff who will walk out include technicians, cleaners, security officers, and janitors.

The law made it so that thousands of rideshare drivers, janitors, construction workers, hotel workers, security guards, etc. were entitled to the same things any employee would be entitled to.

The workers, which includes bus drivers, food workers and janitors, are on a three-day strike for higher wages.

The school’s goal is to reach struggling students however it can: during classes, on scheduled rest days, through the entire community, including the janitors.

When a pair of Black janitors appear, the crowd erupted in shouted protests at what I was learning in that instance were tired and offensive portrayals.

And we’d have had to bring on basically our full staff to get, you know, janitors and dishwashers, the whole nine yards,” he said.

Many classes have been delayed or moved online, reducing the need for janitors, cafeteria workers and other administrators.

My thoughts are with the many bartenders, servers, cooks, janitors, and other hourly wage workers who rely on these jobs to make ends meet.

Special thanks to our health workers; from the security personnel to the janitors to the admin staff, doctors, nurses, etc. We see you, we appreciate you.

Subcontracted janitors are paid less, and a California study found they are 44 percent less likely to have health insurance through their employer.

For example, she found in that hospital janitors were deeply satisfied with their work because they understood their primary purpose as engaging with the patients whose rooms they cleaned, and acted accordingly.

GM workers joined striking Aramark-employed janitors on the picket lines Sunday night at a sprawling factory on the border between Detroit and the small town of Hamtramck.

Some of the mentors involved are the front office staff, secretary, counselor, and janitors.

That includes janitorial workers such as Alba, who was deflated to learn just how bad janitors in Miami had it.

The lawsuit alleges that janitors used far more than the recommended amount of a cleaning substance called “D-Vour,” which is designed to quickly take the odor away from a substance and make it more solid for easier cleanup.

He was born in Brooklyn, New York, in April 1983, to parents who immigrated from Albania and worked as janitors in New York apartment buildings.

I bet they have non-union janitors.

I’m not saying Denver, Dallas, Houston, Chicago, and Atlanta are bad places, but… people like living near the water, and that includes your burger flippers, janitors and beauty salon workers.

It’s an homage to the janitors, gardeners and visitors who are in the space every day.