#janitors

[mofftarkinandglossurabbansquares]

MOFF TARKIN AND GLOSSU RABBAN SQUARES

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SQUARE MILITARY RANK INSIGNIA MILITARY SALESMEN FROM OUTSIDE THIS CLUSTER OF GALAXIES

NO I DON'T WANT TO BUY ANY MORE STORMTROOPER ARMOR. I HAVE ENOUGH, THANK YOU.

[thegoodmorningman]

Good Morning, Monday stinks.

[that-bitch-abbi-lynne]

You think someone shouldn’t earn a living wage because of their job? You think a job isn’t a “real” job just because its skill set doesn’t require schooling to gain? Fine, you do it. You go wait tables. You go flip burgers. You go deliver pizza. You go drive a semi truck for 12 hours a day. You go clean up shit and piss and vomit every day. You deal with the stares, the cries that you aren’t doing hard work, that your job somehow makes you worth less, that your life is worth less. You go do those jobs, and you do them for nothing, you break your back for free doing jobs other people need you to do, and then you come back here and tell me that the people who do those jobs don’t deserve a paycheck they can actually live on. You don’t get to bitch about people wanting more pay unless you’re willing to do what they do for the same or less. You don’t get to tell people they aren’t working a “real” job unless you’d be willing to do it for free. You don’t get to treat people like they’re lesser than you unless you would want people to treat you like that while you worked their job.

[tobbogan-13]

Kate DiCamillo and Lois Lowrey were really carrying the 3rd grade reading curriculum

[victusinveritas]

[writerofstuff]

Some 9-1-1 headcannons

Many people ask Chris, "who's that tall blonde guy who picks you up from school sometimes and smiles a whole lot?" Chris tells them, "That's Buck." As a matter of fact, this is not very helpful.

"What's Buck?" a senior teacher asks the group of young teachers whispering busily at lunch. The group of young teachers freeze. They look at each other. One of them mumbles, "a very tall deer."

"Who's Buck?" asks one of Christopher's classmates. "He's really handsome," another classmate giggles. Christopher rolls his eyes and decides to not be very helpful.

"That's Buck?" the new janitor exclaims. She has been hearing all about this tall blonde guy who smiles a whole lot and might also be a very tall deer (her hearing is not very good). Across the hallway, Buck almost slips on the wet floor. Catches himself. Catches the janitor's eye and smiles something sheepish. "Ah," the janitor sighs, realising. "That's Buck."

The senior teacher trips on the last stair. Someone catches her fall. "Are you okay?" asks this tall blonde guy with a lot of concern on his face. The senior teacher pats his arm, grateful. She asks his name and sees him leave with Christopher Diaz. She tells herself, "I need to tell the rest of them about Buck."

It takes her a minute.

(or: i am convinced that everyone at Chris' school is obsessed with Buck and I needed to write about it)

[mistuhnice]

Just drew smth of our rp..

@mortisnothere

[generalklean]

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[janitorqueer]

The Future of Queer People in the Janitorial Field

I got an email from a reader named Ike the other day. They said, hi there! found this site killing time before my shift as a fill in custodian for the NYCSSS and it was about exactly what i was looking for lol. I wish my question was more close ended, but basically, what do you think is the future for being queer in a field like this? At the moment, i have only worked alongside someone else even…

[leahthetincan]

found this golden line in a book today

[marbiriam]

janitors my beloved

I was scrolling and scrolling on tumblr on the janitors tag desperately looking for just a single post about this series but I couldn’t find anything. This is really just a post to change that, expect more about this series in my posts in the future. >:)

[blackwidowgeekgirl1234]

Girl Meets the Forgotten is such an important episode because it shows the importance of custodians and food service workers! Lunch ladies and lunch men work so hard to make sure that we have hot, warm food to eat everyday and they are never given the appreciation they deserve. Custodians keep the schools clean and they are never given the appreciation they deserve. The next time you go to school, say thank you to your lunch lady. Say thank you to your janitor. Tell them Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays. Lunch ladies and food service workers matter! Custodians and janitors matter! They are the unsung heroes of the public school system!

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Watch season 1, episode 12 of Girl Meets World streaming only on Disney+!

[evilhorse]

I still think “Judah’s Janitorial” has a snappy ring to it.

[businessmemes]

Say no to the lures of youth and focus on the trappings of business, or else you will be eating your lunches with Jeff and Tony.

[goonwithaface]

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[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Caretakers Of Apartments Ask Fair Wage Ruling," Winnipeg Tribune. February 23, 1943. Page 9. ---- Caretakers of apartment blocks, building superintendents, and janitors, will be added to the list of occupations to be brought under the Fair Wage Act if the Legislature supports a bill introduced by S. J. Farmer, C.C.F. leader.

Mr. Farmer moved second reading of the bill Monday. The debatewas adjourned by Hon. Errick F. Willis, minister of labor, who saidhe wanted to examine its effect and implications.

Mr. Farmer said he had been asked by a delegation representing these occupations how they might get uniform wage rates for their work, and had suggested an amendment to the Fair Wage Act. Block owners were so widely scattered that it wasn't possible to get them together.

The wide spread in wages, paid by different owners for the same class of work, indicated the need, Mr. Farmer said, for getting a more uniform schedule.