Jackie Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
DocCec wrote:
> Oh my yes! I couldn't have functioned for a day without my secretary, and the
> school couldn't have opened on any given morning if the overnight cleaning
> staff hadn't done its job. At the hospital where I spend time now (hate to
> say "work" because for some people that involves paid work) we are seeing the
> results of deep cutbacks in cleaning and maintenance staff. It's not a pretty
> sight!
> Doc
Hi Doc
They cut back on cleaning and maintenance staff when I was a grad student. Talk
about a mess!! Of course, they used senority on which areas were cleaned the most
often. Worse was that graduate students areas were cleaned once a week, including
emptying the trash. Floors were washed once a month. Now, who has more
trash--the research grad students or their major professors. And who is at school
and moving around more--professors or grad students. We had to do all the cleanup
in between.
jackief
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