FYI - Standard nonunion industry billable rates for a Cleaning supervisor (based on Chicago) is $51.40 per hour.

Remember there is usually a VP that manages a dozen supervisors which each have a dozen regular negotiators on their respective teams.

Actually to correct the above statement on Traditional IRAs:For an IRA contributor who is not covered by a workplace retirement plan and is married to someone who is covered, the deduction is phased out if the couple's income is between $193,000 and $203,000, up from $189,000 and $199,000.

. § 11-806.01(A) ("The county board of supervisors shall regulate the subdivision of all lands within its corporate limits, except subdivisions which are regulated by municipalities.")Ultimately, you're going to need to talk to someone at the Pima County Development Services.

Even if its "post job", if there were workers there recently, I would call the supervisor/contractor to tell them what was found......chance are they know who it was....... if it was a  "one man job", and there is no supervisor, then throw it in the trash and move onLikely nothing will come of it....but if I was the contractor, I would want to know if my guys are hitting the bottle on the job.....but then again, the contractor may have been the one doing the drinking......Lots of drunks and druggies in the constrcution business.....

If you still aren't getting what you need go up the ladder to the claims supervisor.

At this point, I have reached out to FHA and asked a supervisor to get involved because my Lender's refusal to communicate is extremely worrysome. 

My husband and I are looking to buy a second house down in Indy now since his job recently promoted him to area supervisor in that area, and I actually just signed up for this website (Bigger Pockets) from a suggestion I got from this link:http://www.outofstateinvestor.com/market-research-...There might be some useful input in this article for you. 

We cannot get in contact with any "manager" or "supervisor" from their team to find out what's going on.

Everybody makes mistakes in school, workplace, relationships, business partners and so on.