NYC Sanitation Dept. hiring emergency snow shovelers

Winter is approaching, and when the snow falls, the New York City Department of Sanitation will require the assistance of the citizens.

The hiring of Emergency Snow Shovelers for the final month of 2024 and into the bitterly cold months of 2025 was announced by Sanitation today.

An emergency After significant snowfalls, per-diem laborers known as “snow shovelers” clear snow and ice off public streets, fire hydrants, crosswalks, and bus stations. According to a written statement, snow shovelers begin their work at $18.54 per hour and increase to $27.81 per hour after 40 hours in a week.

The following statement lists the requirements to apply for this position:

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  At least 18-years-old
  
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  Eligible to work in America
  
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  Can accomplish heavy physical labor
  

You can proceed to register as an Emergency Snow Shoveler if you fulfill all three conditions. The statement enumerates every item and form of identification required for application, such as:

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  Two small photos (1 square)
  
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  Original and copy of two forms of identification
  
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  Social Security card
  

You must carry the aforementioned goods because registration appointments take place in sanitary garages.

Click here to apply.

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NYC weather: Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 8:03 a.m., during rush hour, there is light snowfall.

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The department cautioned anyone hoping that these Emergency Snow Shovelers would save them the trouble of getting dressed to shovel sidewalks and pathways.

“The Department reminds all residents, businesses, and property owners that they are responsible for keeping their sidewalks clear and accessible while Emergency Snow Shovelers remove snow and ice from public, pedestrian areas,” the statement cautioned.

Although Staten Island experienced brief snowflakes and some hail last week, the five boroughs have not yet experienced any significant snowfall this season.

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