...reassign office staff to the various stations on your system--expand their work duties to include cleaning and simple maintenance
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Replying to @380kmh
This way they can keep their previous functions while also supervising and tidying the station (not to mention providing customer service!)
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Replying to @AkhChronicles
no office worker wants to work, either, too bad for them!
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Replying to @380kmh
seriously tho compared to the millions spent on bs how hard is it to hire full time cleaning? is it that much of a hassle?
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Replying to @AkhChronicles
I'm being a *little* tongue in cheek with my proposal but really, full time cleaning staff would have way too much downtime--what you need
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Replying to @380kmh @AkhChronicles
is for "station attendants" (say, security officers, ticket vendors, etc) to cover all station related duties
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Replying to @380kmh @AkhChronicles
When I used to work in a grocery store, we had 1 cleaning person on staff at any given time of day--95% of cleaning handled by departments
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Replying to @380kmh
the public nature of train stations ensures ppl will be 10x more gross than in a grocery store tho, expecting the security guy to clean up
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Replying to @AkhChronicles
No, the *existing filth* in a train station ensures people don't respect it--I notice Grand Central's concourse is cleaner than platforms
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Moreover, grocery stores (at least the one I worked at) tend to be busier! Keeping on top of station cleanliness easy enough
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