Sentence examples for contract cleaning from inspiring English sources

During the recession of the 90s, Alister teamed up with an old college friend and entered the world of contract cleaning.

Evidence shows that those workers still covered by collective agreements earn higher wages, so one possible reform would be to set up new tripartite bodies for wage bargaining in certain sectors, such as contract cleaning.

It is also not the first time Buckles has earned the wrath of his shareholders, having been forced to humiliatingly end a £5.2bn takeover of Danish contract cleaning firm ISS last year.

"We identified the sectors we wanted to work on, the first of which was health, where private contract cleaning staff were on minimum wage with no pensions or sick pay.

Pilar Padilla plays Maya, a young Mexican woman who is smuggled over the border with a bus full of cowering "wetbacks", her passage paid for by her older sister Rosa (Elpidia Carrillo), who she joins working for a contract cleaning firm in a gleaming office-block in downtown LA.

Back then his main business, Hawley Group, was heavily into contract cleaning.

Contracting cleaning responsibilities out to private companies means that responsibility for decent working conditions is falling through a convenient gap between the state and the private sector.

Increase in salary for low-paid university staff has been a widely campaigned issue throughout universities in the UK, with students at the University of London in particular fighting for over two years to win better pay for contracted cleaning staff, as part of the "3Cosas" campaign.

Some companies are locked into long-term contracts for cleaning supplies and can't change.

He runs a successful pressure-washing company (with contracts for cleaning 30 shopping centers) he began at age 8.

The Carnegie Center contracts out cleaning services on the two million square feet of space in its 16 buildings to two independent companies.