Anthony Igneri, 35, works as a sanitation worker in New York City and earns $44,000 per year plus overtime. Raised in Staten Island, Anthony was inspired by his grandfather, who was a World War II veteran and a sanitation worker for 20 years.
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Making $44K A Year As A Sanitation Worker In NYC | On The Job
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Trust me it’s way more than 44k a year 😂
Jobs will pay your bills business will make you rich but investment makes and keep you wealthy the future is inevitable I hope y'all become extremely successful!
Wow …who will thought this will become one of the best job to recon with…well done 🤑🤔
Dude $44k??! They need to come to Boston those guys here start at like $40 an hour and eventually they get into union and get pay even more
thats horrible pay for living in new york
I want to do that can I get a job
Good money!! And great pension! 👍
why do i always read about NYC sanitation making 200k a yr in the NY newspapers? must be union and non union, or maybe just the sheer o.t
boo hoo lmao im 16 and i just clocked out 88 hrs in 2 weeks. i work 11 hour shifts daily
Thank you
I'm 33, just got my exam notification for November 2022. I'm also from SI. Really hoping I get the job as I'm transitioning from a higher paying career like Anthony as well. I hope it will all be worth it in a few years.
Those workers make bank, specially with the overtime and winter months! Hard work salute 🫡
Please show more average people on this channel. This was great
I'd rather be dead
The dirtiest job I think is poop diving job
You may think this is a dumb question but is 44k good money in the USA? What is the average pay? I live in the Caribbean, so I don't know the cost of living Thank you
Every time I feel a little arrogant or even depressed, I watch this video to humble me. Dude is calm, down to earth and a hard worker.
Only thing I have to say is GOD continue to bless them.. and keep them SAFE..wherever they go…🙏🙏🙏
Thought south Carolina was turning nasty. 🤔
They need to get paid more with more benefits. As frontline workers, they make the world go round.. taking care of our pollution
Oh wow, that’s not bad at all though, that 85k after 5 years. This is a good job and I’m sure scary lol.
Sanitation workers make over 100,000 with overtime.
" I work in waste management"
Pickup garbage and drop it off its not that hard.
Finally a realistic income and storyline.
I’m taking my test tomorrow. I am hoping to pass. Sanitation is one of my dream jobs. Wish me good luck
Try and get on the sanitation police force.
Huge huge respect for people who do these types of jobs, I just hope they increase yalls wage.
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I live in NY ( Long island ) and to be Honest it's really Difficult trying to get a Job in Sanitation or working for the MTA . I have taken plenty of exams and done applications year after year, it's all a Waste of Time and Money. They advertise all the time about these Jobs and Plenty of People show up to take all these exams for maybe One or Two available positions. It's all a big Scam to get Money from The People. The Only Way you get Jobs like these is : either they are related to You or you are Friends with someone that works for them.
Great video.respect to my sanitation brothers and sisters…
Took the written test and got 69/70! Waiting for further steps and the physical
how do you work 12 hours a day, and make only 44k a year. How do you survive with 44k in nyc? how?????
It’s so 2000s. Rear loaders…
there will be always dummies keeping the system alive.
I remember back in the 70s when NYC was using the old Leach Sanicruiser Rear-Loader on a Mack COE chassis… The rear loader brand might have changed (Leach went out of business), but they look like they've still sticking with Macks, although now they're now using the more modern dual steering low-stepping design… That's the guys on the job, making that call, "It should ALWAYS be a Mack! Don't be messing around with someone else!"
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These guys make Bank after a few years into top pay. Overtime they get paid double, not time and a half….Insane.
Do you have to drive the truck for this job?
I need to start thanking these guys when i see them in Brooklyn. NYC would become like Thunderdome in 2 weeks if they stopped picking up the garbage.
This is an amazing story. Most times, it amazes me greatly how I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over $63k per month, Utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years that there are lots of opportunities in the financial market. The only thing is to know where to invest.
Heroes!!
I need this job
I’m confused…. How do you survive in NY
Saying like it’s a good thing ? 😂 what is this
I would love to get a job there