cleaning staff
Tidying service workers
Cleaning staff are the workers responsible for maintaining cleanliness in buildings—offices, hotels, hospitals, schools.
The term is deliberately neutral, covering janitors, custodians, housekeepers, and maids without the class connotations some of those words carry.
The cleaning staff comes in after hours.
Often used as a singular collective: Has the cleaning staff been notified?
- cleanerAgent that removes dirt
- janitorBuilding cleaner and maintainer
- housekeeperDomestic cleaning professional
- maidHousehold cleaning worker
- chambermaidHotel room attendant
custodian · sanitation worker · caretakers · handyman · window washer · groundskeeper · office buildings · maintenance crew · night shift · back entrance · break room · porter · hotels · mop · mop bucket · spray bottle · hospitals · trash
- school staffteacher, teachers, principal, professor, librarian
- cleaning servicesjanitors, custodians, window washing, floor care, mopping
- facility workersjanitor, custodian, maintenance worker, maintenance man, building superintendent
- hospitality workersservers, waiters, hostess, hosts, bartenders
- hotel staffbellhop, concierge, housekeeper, front desk clerk, receptionist
- household staffmaid, butler, housekeeper, cook, nanny
cleaning stafflitterers
Those who dump refuse
polluters · vandals · demolition crew · slobs · litterbugs
cleaning staffC-suite
Top executive positions
executive team · senior management · board of directors · executives · corporate leadership