Sentence examples for its janitor from inspiring English sources

Michael (Mr. Clooney) is the firm's designated fixer, though he likes to call himself its janitor.

Joy is restored when they find a town-hall basement to dig, in a country town called Popperville; in the end, Mary Anne becomes its furnace, and Mulligan its janitor.

The government's building manager -- its janitor, if you will -- is the GSA.

"If a company is vastly overpaying its janitors, and it has only one janitor, nothing is going to be happen [sic]," wrote commenter K.H. "And the company earns plenty of positive publicity from a bunch of souls that are naive enough to believe in this publicity stunt".

Welders at a wind-turbine factory are viewed as having green jobs, but what about the factory's accountant or its janitors?

Students at the University of Connecticut held a protest yesterday to urge the school to raise the wages of its janitors.

A study commission forced on Harvard University by protesting students recommended yesterday that the university sharply increase the pay of its janitors, guards and other low-wage workers.

Moving to resolve an issue that has dogged the university for months, Harvard's president, Lawrence H. Summers, said today that he would support substantial raises for its janitors, gardeners, security guards and other low-wage workers.

And they made several visits to Harvard, where 26 smelly students emerged Wednesday after a three-week sit-in over how much the nation's richest university pays its janitors.

In the 1990s, the University of California began charging its janitors, secretaries, professors and other employees a monthly fee for their health insurance plan — unless they chose the least expensive one.

According to the first complaint in a lawsuit filed against the chain by its illegal workers, Clancy received word in August 2003 from a Wal-Mart manager that the government might soon inquire about the immigration status of its janitors.