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sanitation worker

noun

  1. a person employed to collect, haul away, and dispose of garbage.



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The 35-year-old sanitation worker -- who organizes paid gold-digging tours -- says he had tripled his yearly average find from one ounce a year to three using the gadgets.

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It’s a stock market only a sanitation worker could love.

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But the business—a side gig for the sanitation worker—has proven more profitable.

In another, he was observing a clean up behind the yellow tape when a sanitation worker purposefully obstructed his view and ordered him to move back while on a public sidewalk, the suit alleges.

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"Things are constantly breaking down," says Eric Fiel, a veteran sanitation worker whose team moves 1.5 million lbs of rubbish every day.

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