DSNY sanitation test 6063 nyc thread (Hope: applications, layoffs, transfer)

[Kingcals]

he said extending routes??? thats insane guys gotta stop running and dumping

[Kingcals]

some garages stay out all day and do 6 tons then u got guys who kill them selves and do 13 tons. gotta slow it down with gps and people watching our every move.. this job isnt the same as 20 years ago its a different world..

[Bobbysgirl23]

Originally Posted by Kingcals

he said extending routes??? thats insane guys gotta stop running and dumping

His exact words ( as I remember) were sanitation may need to "pick up more ton-age by extending routes"?

[Kingcals]

extended routes means cutting routes which means fewer sanmen which mean fewer jobs and more work for the same pay

[Epyon7280]

here guys

http://www.nyc.gov/html/omb/downloads/pdf/tech1_09.pdf

has everything the mayor spoke about. Has an section for sanitation too in it.

[Kingcals]

those numbers and and things have no clue what it means lol

[Epyon7280]

Well at least he didn't say there are layoffs yet. Most of the cutting is from attrition.

[Epyon7280]

Originally Posted by Kingcals

those numbers and and things have no clue what it means lol

maybe you can understand this one

http://www.nyc.gov/html/omb/downloads/pdf/sumss1_09.pdf

[Kingcals]

man you got it all lol

[Epyon7280]

Originally Posted by nomad397

I am currently an occupational coach for disabled adults. not a high paying job but its rewarding when you make a difference in a disabled persons life towards independence. the hours are not too long the benifits are on par if not slightly better than my friend's who works for nypd as a cop. but the 403b (like a 401k) leaves much to be desired and I have some job security since the agency I work for is fed and state funded.

Originally Posted by vantastic10

TEA is a uniformed agency,they even wear badges. I don't know about the carry over time though.

Nomad: That is a tough decision.You do more for society helping disabled adults rather than writing tickets to meet your daily quota.

1. Allowable Sanitation Service

Credited Service rendered in any of the following:

1. Uniformed-force of the NYC Department of Sanitation
2. Another uniformed-force (such as NYC Housing Police, NYC Transit Police or NYC Department of Correction) immediately prior to becoming a member of the uniformed-force of the NYC Department of Sanitation
3. The uniformed-force of the NYC Police or Fire Departments immediately prior to becoming a member of the uniformed-force of the NYC Department of Sanitation, if service was transferred to NYCERS pursuant to Section 43 of the RSSL