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work time depends on your hood...big apt's =more tons(not sure what a full load is) less stops.single family houses = long route which takes more time.i ve heard of some crazy short routes.bust your ass and you have a short workday.
Like I said, take a look at the new contract:
http://www.thechief-leader.com/news/2007/0727/news/001.html (broken link)
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This was my first time taking the test,there were some questions that I had to go over a few times,still had plenty of time to double check my answers. 32,640 showed up for exam #6063,29,205 eligible list(passed). I can't believe that a little over 3,000 people didn't pass the test.
The test in 2003 drew more than 40,000,22,000 eligibles for the last test.
Mayor Bloomberg leaves office in 2009,the guy is more of a businessman than a politician,back in 2003 he actually laid off a few hundred sanitation workers which were eventually rehired. The new mayor will have an impact on the amount of new hires for the sanitation dept.
The union's president, Harry Nespoli, said that negotiating with the Bloomberg administration over the past three years was extremely difficult.
"There were times that I got totally disgusted," Mr. Nespoli said.
"This is by far the toughest contract that I ever sat down at."(2005)
There were 11,164 workers on the force in 1971
the earliest year for which records were immediately available. Back then they had 3 men on a truck. 7,899 uniformed workers and supervisors today.
Of course they have an excellent union,still for the new hires you are going to need a second job(part time)$31,000 yr in NYC is borderline welfare. They give you Sunday and a rotating weekday off,plus depending on how far your route is from home you should be home before the pm rush hour begins...6am-2pm,7am-3pm shifts.
How much overtime do these guys average per month? How much overtime do these guys average per year?
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Of course they have an excellent union,still for the new hires you are going to need a second job(part time)$31,000 yr in NYC is borderline welfare. They give you Sunday and a rotating weekday off,plus depending on how far your route is from home you should be home before the pm rush hour begins...6am-2pm,7am-3pm shifts.
Also if u take a look at the last couple couple of contract negotiations in '03, '05, & '07, their top pay has gone from $48k to $57k to $67k. I think that's pretty good negotiations in comparison to other unions.
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Originally Posted by vantastic10
This was my first time taking the test,there were some questions that I had to go over a few times,still had plenty of time to double check my answers. 32,640 showed up for exam #6063,29,205 eligible list(passed). I can't believe that a little over 3,000 people didn't pass the test.
The test in 2003 drew more than 40,000,22,000 eligibles for the last test.
Mayor Bloomberg leaves office in 2009,the guy is more of a businessman than a politician,back in 2003 he actually laid off a few hundred sanitation workers which were eventually rehired. The new mayor will have an impact on the amount of new hires for the sanitation dept.
The union's president, Harry Nespoli, said that negotiating with the Bloomberg administration over the past three years was extremely difficult.
"There were times that I got totally disgusted," Mr. Nespoli said.
"This is by far the toughest contract that I ever sat down at."(2005)
There were 11,164 workers on the force in 1971
the earliest year for which records were immediately available. Back then they had 3 men on a truck. 7,899 uniformed workers and supervisors today.
Great job.With top pay in 5 1/2 years and OT, you will be making 6 figures.If your like me and know your only luck is with the city or the governement, you better take this job.Im a letter carrier and this job totally craps on that one.In every aspect its better.
Feel free to ask me any Q's, I know alot from my bro.
Top pay is 5 years for new guys coming on board under the new contract.
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Great job.With top pay in 5 1/2 years and OT, you will be making 6 figures.If your like me and know your only luck is with the city or the governement, you better take this job.Im a letter carrier and this job totally craps on that one.In every aspect its better.
Feel free to ask me any Q's, I know alot from my bro.
I thought overtime went only to the senior guys...I can imagine guys making $100,000 yr with overtime,especially with the big snow storms we had the last few winters. Thing is when it comes time to collect the garbage again,they will have at least twice the amount of garbage to collect. Double time on Sundays,I believe they work 12 hour shifts when it snows a lot,but you are in the truck all of the time.
SanMansBro...How do they determine your pension? Does it go by your last years pay? Also is it correct that they can't force you to retire after your 20 years? I have heard of guys working 30+ years with DSNY,can see why they would want to keep on working.
6000 hires is not accurate. They hired 758 in 2006, 754 in 2005, 413 in 2004. I don't know about 2007
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i heard they were doing medical exams for 1-700ish..2nd hand so im not sure if its true.
6000 hires is a pretty big number..do you think thats the norm or a freak occurrence?that was a good year to take the test.
you'll get your shot van ...
i looked at the score list and saw some crazy high marks ,what were all the extra credits?veteran and residency ...but what are the others?
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