The Daily Star Network
Search


  Daily Star Sections
  Middle East
  Lebanon
  Middle East News
  Politics
  Business
  Editorial
  Opinion
  Law
  Arts & Culture
  Forbes Features
  SCI & TECH
  Health
  Odd News
  Lebanon Examiner
  Spotlight
  Special Reports
  Interviews
  Readers' Letters
  Today's Cartoons
  Today in Brief
  Site Services
  Registration
  PDF version
  ePaper
  Archives
  Research Tool
  News in Video
  Live TV
  Movie Guide
  Job Finder
  Fun & Games
  Sudoku online
  Horoscope
  Weather
  Food Recipes
  Fitness Videos
  Soccer Stats
  Currencies
  Forex Trader
  Travel Guide
  SMS Alerts
  DS Toolbar
  Gifts Shop
  DS Store
  Classifieds
  Forum
  RSS Feeds
  Add DS Headlines
  Ringtones & Logos
  ePaper Exclusive
  More Politics
  More Business
  Business Agenda
  Movie Guide
  Daily Guide
  Today in History
  Cultural Agenda
  Supplements
 
Job seekers line up for Time Square toilets


Saturday, November 07, 2009

 Listen to the Article - Powered by

NEW YORK: Wanted: outgoing and enthusiastic applicants to work as restroom ambassadors in central New York location. Good pay. Amid a struggling US economy, hundreds of jobseekers applied on Thursday at the open auditions for the opportunity to interact with guests at the Times Square restrooms, lured by the promise of $10,000 for six weeks’ work. 

In addition to greeting guests the five lucky applicants will comment and blog about the experience on social media Internet sites such as Twitter and Facebook. 

“I’ll glue myself to a toilet for $10,000,” actor Carlos Lozada told the panel of casting-agency judges who will select the winners of the national search. 

For the past few years toilet-paper maker Charmin has set up the toilets to provide relief for the throngs of tourists in Midtown Manhattan during the holiday season. 

This year the company wanted to enhance the experience with five bathroom ambassadors. The winners will be announced at the opening ceremony of the toilets on November 23. – Reuters


Tags: Ambassador, Assad, New York

Printable Version  Send to a friend  Listen to the Article
 




Your feedback is important to us!
We invite all our readers to share with us
their views and comments about this article.

Click here NOW to Comment on this Article

More Business Articles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
»US shoppers going green despite struggling economy
»Merger set for Dubai mortgage heavyweights
»PricewaterhouseCoopers survey places Russia at top of global fraud rankings
»Rolls-Royce says luxury car market picking up in Asia
»Dubai's growth slow, but better than expected
»Turk Telekom targets 5-percent revenue growth
»Asia airlines pull out of slump as passenger numbers pick up
»UAE will not drop US dollar peg - central bank chief
»IMF urges vigilance despite expected global economic recovery
»Dubai Airshow ends on sharply lower sales note
»Sony chief says firm on track to become world leader
»GE unit expected to close order books for Islamic bond

For a new Star Scene experience, check our new website at http://starscene.dailystar.com.lb

 

 
 

Privacy Policy | Anti-Spamming Policy | Copyright Policy | Jobs@Daily Star

 
Copyright © 2009, The Daily Star. All rights reserved. Click here to contact our syndication department for permission to republish or make other authorized use of this material. Contact the Online editor to report any problems with the site or to send your comments and suggestions.
 
LEBANON NEWS
Politics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
» Syria and US wish prosperity for Lebanon ahead of Independence Day
» Baroud boycotts committee meeting over ISF, police row
» Body believed to be British journalist undergoing tests
Business. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
» Hariri welcomes economic benefits of stronger EU ties
» World Bank approves $300m loan to Jordan
» Lebanon ranks second in Arab world in economic freedom

-- More Lebanon News --