As a housekeeper, participants are responsible for cleaning guest rooms.

Job duties include but are not limited to:

- Picking up after guests, preparing fresh linens, making beds

- Participants will be cleaning one and two-bedroom units.

- Keeping guest rooms stocked with accessories and bathrooms stocked with supplies

- Dusting furniture and fixtures, mopping floors, vacuuming

- Emptying trash cans, cleaning windows, cleaning bathrooms

* No more than 15% of participants' hours will be in a laundry capacity.

Participants will also be assigned property commons (also referred to as houseboy) rotations,

where duties include:

- Cleaning corridors, hotel lobbies, and stairways

- Sweeping outside, keeping outside dumpster areas clean

- Cleaning vending areas and public restrooms

- Other cleaning tasks may be assigned

Participants will also be working in laundry room rotations.

Duties in laundry room rotations include:

- Washing, drying, folding, and restocking laundry items and performing other laundry duties

* Participants must be able to handle a fast-paced environment, be on time for work, and be

prepared to work in uniform.

* Participants must be able to climb stairs as not all hotels have an elevator.

* Participants are required to clean a minimum of 2 rooms per hour and will need to work quickly

without compromising quality of the guest rooms.

* Participants will be using cleaning chemicals and should not accept this position if they cannot

work with chemicals or have allergies to chemicals.

* Participants will be standing for 6-9 hours while cleaning and should not accept this position if

they are not able to work for 6-9 hours each day.

* Participants will be interacting with a diverse local workforce, including Latino and Native

American employees.

* Participants are NOT allowed to use their cell phones while at work.