laundry worker

She worked as a laundry worker at a young age, married and raised her own family.

The leak was only accidentally spotted by some laundry workers.

In recent months, the wages and working conditions of laundry workers have begun to attract outside attention.

In Chicago, the proportion is higher, probably one-third, among the 1,500 laundry workers represented by the union, he said.

Even the $150 a month the laundry workers earn is much sought after.

The laundry worker down my street earns around $13,500 a year.

Jobs that fall within this category include sales assistants, security guards and laundry workers.

Since there's no merit to the case against the laundry worker to begin with, Lenny is just wasting his time.

Many women laundry workers went out on strike.

The song depicts the exploitation of an immigrant Chinese laundry worker.

On his return home, the former orphan and diaper laundry worker found work again as a pilot.

It will include housekeepers, perhaps some laundry workers, people who deliver services to the intensive care unit.

Unite's contracts covering laundry workers are an attempt to counter this situation.

The shortage is especially acute in jobs like housekeeper, kitchen helper and laundry worker.

"Yet you belonged to the laundry workers' union," Saxon rebuked gently.

Kate Winslet is the laundry worker who smuggles his erotica out.

Most laundry workers earn less, often far less, than the minimum wage of $5.15 an hour.

One of the men charged with sexual assault on a patient was a maintenance worker and another a laundry worker.

One floor below, she could hear the occasional creak of the mangling machines as the laundry workers went about their daily chores.

They were the cooks, the -orderlies, the latrine cleaners, the laundry workers, the bed makers.

Floyd Batten, a 21-year-old laundry worker, was arrested and convicted largely on the testimony of the salesman.

(Laundry workers, by contrast, are in a low caste.)

The incidents involved a hospital aide, a maintenance worker, a laundry worker and a residence hall staff member.

Hotel workers, laundry workers, all agricultural workers, and state and local government employees were added in 1954.

Laundry workers who handle soiled linen are required to wash their hands before working with clean linen.