"The Department of Sanitation of New York is recruiting temporary workers ahead of a major blizzard expected to dump nearly two feet of snow on the five boroughs, according to the agency's official website. Registration demands three categories of documentation: two small photos sized 1.5 inches square, a pair of original IDs along with photocopies, and a Social Security card."
"The paid positions offer $19.14 per hour, jumping to $28.71 after 40 hours in a week. Workers must be at least 18, legally authorized to work in the United States, and capable of heavy physical labor. (RELATED: 'Warmth Of Collectivism' Didn't Save The 20 New Yorkers Who Froze To Death During Cold Snap) The documentation requirements stand in stark contrast to what New York City demands from voters, Fox News reported. The city's Board of Elections does not require most registered voters to present any identification at the polls."
New York City residents seeking pay to clear snow from public spaces must produce three forms of identification. The Department of Sanitation is recruiting workers ahead of a blizzard expected to drop nearly two feet across the five boroughs. Registration requires two small 1.5-inch square photos, a pair of original IDs plus photocopies, and a Social Security card. Jobs pay $19.14 per hour and $28.71 after 40 hours. Applicants must be at least 18, legally authorized to work in the United States, and capable of heavy physical labor. The documentation rules contrast with the city's Board of Elections, which does not require most voters to present identification at polls.
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