The phrase "janitor of" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that someone is the designated caretaker or custodian of a specific place or thing. Example: John is the janitor of the school, responsible for keeping the hallways and classrooms clean.
Pop Jones, the janitor of Shepherds Lodge, suspects that Timmy's rapist was the principal, Mr. Davidge, but Timmy is inarticulate.
The janitor of the military acdemy and, Eddie, a 13 year old cadet, were shooting crap in the basement.
Mercury Rev found a psychedelic haze in "Evening of Light"; Yeasayer brought an insistent synthesizer hook to "Janitor of Lunacy".
He is janitor of the church because it gives him a place to sleep in the back room.
Long talk story about the Richard Canfield Casino at Saratoga, and Martin Crooks, janitor of the establishment, now a museum of the Saratoga Historical Society.
Earlier this year, he found work out in East Hampton, as the janitor of a night club called Lil's, on Three-Mile Harbor Road. Three-Mile Harbor Road
But aware or not, it may have helped to deprive legally employable janitors of jobs and adequate pay.
The janitors of suburban Chicago began their strike on April 18, the day after 5,500 janitors who work in downtown Chicago office buildings had engaged in a daylong strike and won a contract that will raise their pay to $12.50 an hour from $11.40 over three years.
It also coincides with the publication of a book of the same title, as well as Ms. Coddington's memoir, and the magazine's 120th anniversary issue, so you may be wondering what could possibly be left to tell, unless there's a documentary somewhere in development on the janitors of Condé Nast.
Mandating that poor children become the janitors of their own failing public schools to better their work ethic is not a well thought out, viable, or realistic solution.
After acknowledging Monaco's vast achievements in her letter, Paula writes, "I hope you are keeping the workers, and specifically the janitors of Tufts, in your heart as the Tufts administration proceeds with custodial reorganization.
