Tough Workers, Dirty Jobs - The Gritty Side of Employment
These jobs may not pop into your mind when you think of lucrative work, but millions of Americans are employed in dirty, disgusting jobs - the kind of work that exposes them to all manners of unsavory fluids and smells. Between working with human waste, dangerous chemicals, and even death, these workers face life’s morbid realities on a daily basis.
These jobs are not limited to unskilled workers. Dirty lines of work can range from garbage collectors and waste plant workers all the way through specialized doctors and nurses - professionals who make prestigious salaries interacting with the unpleasant side of the medical profession.
For every city with clean water pipes, efficient trash collection, a safe sewage system and functional hospitals, there are thousands of workers who treat sewage, collect garbage, and work with brutally injured and recently deceased patients.
Never forget about the gritty underside which employs a huge number of Americans.
Source: TopRNtoBSN.com
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