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The job involves servicing portable toilets, with a whole host of drawbacks: getting covered in feces and bird droppings, long working hours averaging 13 hours a day, and although the Labor Standards Act provides for 8 days off, the company stubbornly gives only 6. They also don't pay overtime. They are frequently posting vacancies on major job-search websites, making the job and salary sound so appealing, but once you actually work there, your pay gets lower and lower. Even making random deliveries can earn you 40,000, but doing this feces-and-bird-dropping-covered work won't get you 40,000. What a joke—a filthy company.