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does anymore know of any rumors about any upcoming classes? I've been waiting for three years already. i passed the pyhsical and i think i have a pretty good list number in the low 1200's. any information would be greatly appreciated, even a rumor. please.
thank you
does anymore know of any rumors about any upcoming classes? I've been waiting for three years already. i passed the pyhsical and i think i have a pretty good list number in the low 1200's. any information would be greatly appreciated, even a rumor. please.
thank you
thats a really good list #. Take the NYPD exam. they are always hiring.
i feel your pain im also in the low 1200's and im waiting lol but be patient i called DSNY HR yesterday and there sending letters out up to #1189 for now and in september there sending out the second batch for classes and we will be in that one,they also told me there deff hiring 300 but pushing for 600 which is even better news but stay patient its hard i know but our day will come and good luck
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does anymore know of any rumors about any upcoming classes? I've been waiting for three years already. i passed the pyhsical and i think i have a pretty good list number in the low 1200's. any information would be greatly appreciated, even a rumor. please.
thank you
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NYPD First Deputy Commissioner Rafael Pineiro, NYPD Chief Michael Shea and members of the NYPD Gaelic Football Club presented a $10,000 check to Memorial Sloan Kettering for cancer research.
The city is beefing up the ranks of its Sanitation Department by hiring 300 new sanitation workers over the next few months.
This is good news for Sanitation union officials, who have repeatedly complained about a dwindling workforce, as well as for candidates whose names have been sitting on a slow-moving civil service list.
It could also be a strong signal from the city - still smarting from last winter's botched snow cleanup - that it is anxious to head off any future problems.
"I'm just so happy that we have enough people so that we can fight a major storm," said Harry Nespoli, head of the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association. "This is a good move by the city of New York."
Nespoli estimated the new hires will bring the number of Sanitation workers up to 6,150. Last year, he sounded a warning when the city had just 5,800 front-line workers going into the winter.
"This is not the highest number of people we ever had, but this is the lowest we should be going into for the winter," Nespoli said. "We're going to protect the people and keep this city open."
Tempers flared last year when the Sanitation workers - seasoned snow fighters led by a proven veteran - were unable to clear city streets after the massive December storm.
There were questions about staffing, equipment and interference from City Hall. Rumors of a systemwide worker slowdown proved to be just rumors.
"Let's face it, that was a major storm," said Nespoli.
The city, the department and its workers will be anxious to put those memories to rest this winter.
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