Monkey Laborers | The New Workforce

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Cute, intelligent, curious and looking for work. Discover the new trend in this low-cost supplemental workforce. They work cheap, they work hard -- monkey laborers. Put them to work for you.

Monkey Laborers

The New Workforce

Important!

Did You Know?

The difference between an Ape and a Monkey?



Apes do not have tails

Choose Your Monkey

Selecting the right monkey for the job can lead to a lot of headaches. Use the guide below to choose the monkey best suited for your job. Saving time and frustration.

The Chimpanzee (ape family): This list includes the Chimpanzee since they are very intelligent animals that have mastered the art of sign language; teaching, traffic cop, football coach, are a few of the areas where these animals would excel in the labor market.

The Baboon Monkey: These monkeys work best in large groups. Excellent for a call center environment. In some cultures this is a sacred animal; a vocation in a religious order would be suitable.

The Spider Monkey: Super agile in the air. These monkeys would be suited for work as telephone line-monkeys, bridge builders and commercial window washers.

The Proboscis Monkey of Borneo: An unusual monkey adept at swimming and diving. Pool lifeguard, lobster boat fishing, coral reef tour guide are jobs where this monkey would do exceedingly well.

The Woolly Monkey: Native of South America. These are very social monkeys and should provide suitable employment in the food and catering industry.

Security Monkey

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On-site security can be expensive. Alarms go unnoticed. Police response can be slow. Security monkeys provide on-site and responsive action when a crime happens. A Chimpanzee is featured in this video clip.
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Important!

Did You Know?

Chimpanzees in the wild can live 50 years and in captivity they can reach in the 60's.

Human See, Monkey Do

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Job Monkey

Monkey Economy

Finding the right monkey for the job can be a challenge. See how one interviewer handles this task. Chimpanzees are featured in this video clip.
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Paying Your Monkey

On payday, giving a check or cash is not recommended, since your monkey laborer would probably eat their pay. So we recommend giving your monkey daily bananas (with one exception below). Bananas are cheap and keep your monkey laborer energetic and ready for the next job to be done. Note: Be sure that your monkey laborer knows where to dispose of the banana skins, as these could be hazardous to unsuspecting visitors and guests. Always know where your monkey has thrown the skin.

Banana eaters would include: Chimpanzee (ape), Baboon, Spider and the Woolly Monkey.

The Proboscis Monkey is mainly a seed and unripe fruit eater. So it is best to place payment in a brown paper bag and escort this monkey to a feeding area.

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Pediatric Monkey

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Obtaining low-cost and responsive health care is a button push away. Monkey laborers provide that needed help. A Chimpanzee is featured in this video clip.
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Personal Protection Monkey

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Forget pepper spray, mace and stun guns. They are messy and inconvenient. A monkey laborer is a low-cost alternative to these ineffective products. A Chimpanzee is featured in this video clip.
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Very Random Facts

This Lens is intended for entertainment purposes. Never keep an ape or monkey as a pet. Some of these animals are endangered species.

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