NASA space center asking employees to volunteer to clean bathrooms during shutdown
Source: The Hill
At NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston employees who are already working without pay are being asked to help clean the bathrooms as the center’s custodial staff will no longer be funded after Friday.
A NASA manager posted on Twitter Thursday a sign hanging outside the bathroom asking staff to volunteer to clean the bathrooms once per week amid the ongoing partial government shutdown, as reported by The Houston Chronicle.
"This is our reality at the Johnson Space Center," Elizabeth Blome wrote. "We now have no custodial services while we work without pay to keep the International Space Station operating."
The sign asking for volunteers to clean the bathrooms also urged staff to bring their personal trash cans to a large bin because desk-side trash pickup had been suspended.
Roughly 94 percent of the 3,055 federal employees at the Johnson Space Center have been furloughed since the government shutdown began last month. There are about 200 employees still working to ensure the safety of astronauts aboard the International Space Station. The remaining working employees are not currently getting paid and are slated to miss their second paycheck Friday.
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that is part of the funding............................and these two enabling traitor side kicks that live and represent the state should go and buy some out of there pay checks .......................
685 days to go we are coming assholes............
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