My father started a janitorial service with a mop and a bucket, and he ended up with 52 employees.
The mayor, he said, had helped his wife get a janitorial job with the Board of Education.
While still an undergraduate, Stewart started a janitorial service with an industrial floor scrubber that a friend's father had won in a contest.
And he told me this story of his father who had had a janitorial company, with all black employees and paid them well.
Since being laid off, Mr. Higgins, who has two children in high school, said he had applied for countless jobs and had gotten only one interview, for a janitorial job with a school district.
The New York City Housing Maintenance Code requires that owners certify that their buildings have a janitor or janitorial service with the ability to maintain the heat and hot water, among other duties.
On July 1, Judge Carlos Murguia, a federal district judge in Kansas, blocked immediate enforcement of a new Kansas licensing law and health department regulations imposing extensive, medically unnecessary requirements on the state's three remaining abortion providers — like mandating 50 square feet of storage space for janitorial supplies — with the obvious goal of shutting them down.
Native communities have set up scores of companies and joint ventures with outside companies that are providing the new diamond mines with janitorial and catering services, road construction and maintenance, trucking services and security.
He was speaking at a janitorial supply company, with large boxes of toilet paper piled high on shelves next to the stage.
It's one of those motivators where you say, 'Fuck you — just watch me.' " Burtynsky helped his mother with janitorial work to support the family.
