Can community cleaners pick up waste at work?

You can pick up waste without affecting your job, which is good for the environment and can make some money. Best of both worlds. ?

There is basically an "unwritten rule" within the property. Paper shell wine bottles and other waste products in the community's trash cans must be picked up and disposed of by the regional cleaning staff, and other property personnel are not allowed to "fight".

Especially in recent years, community cleaning companies have discovered that their long-term "monopoly" side business has actually gained many competitors, and these people who come to compete for food are actually the "food and clothing parents" of the property management company. --owner!

This phenomenon can easily lead to two types of hidden dangers. First, if these elderly people directly take the picked up paper boxes out of the community to sell them, this is understandable. However, if they are hoarded in corridors and other areas, it will be extremely dangerous. It can easily cause fire and endanger the personal and property safety of the owners of the entire building, and the gain outweighs the loss.

In addition, because property cleaning companies have regarded community waste as an important source of income for a long time, they are bound to have frictions, quarrels and even conflicts with these elderly people. Similar cases have occurred in various places. If they are dealt with If it is not done well, it will add another layer of hidden worry to the already acute property conflicts.