Is the salary of the community cleaner included in the property management?

Of course, in general, property fees include the following:

(1) Expenses for water, electricity and heating used in public places or public facilities in residential areas (except the part used by any specific unit or each owner unit alone);

(two) the remuneration and benefits of community managers, order maintenance personnel, cleaning personnel, maintenance personnel and other personnel;

(3) The cost of garbage removal and collection in the * * * parts of the property management area, the cost of sewage removal and treatment in the residential area, and the cost of road cleaning;

(4) Insurance premiums payable.

(5) Daily operation and maintenance expenses of * * * waste parts and * * waste facilities and equipment in the community;

(6) the cost of operating and maintaining water pumps and other mechanical and electrical equipment;

(7) Operation, maintenance, repair, maintenance, replacement or renewal expenses of all elevators and central air conditioning systems (if any) in the residential area;

(8) Maintenance and maintenance costs of public greening;

(9) Administrative expenses incurred by the administrator for managing the community, such as communication, office supplies, printing and other expenses;

(10) Other expenses listed in the community statute, and the expenses of any other matters required by the administrator according to this contract and the community statute;

(1 1) Order maintenance fee (including equipment fee and insurance);

(12) Depreciation expense of fixed assets;

(13) legal taxes and fees;

(14) Fees for hiring professional consultants in management, maintenance, accounting and law;

(15) Insurance premium for employees, * * premises and * * facilities;

(16) Other fees charged as property service fees according to law.