Earnings
Entry-level pay for dry cleaning and laundry workers is often not much more than minimum wage. The U.S. Department of Labor reported a median hourly wage of $11.16 for dry cleaning and laundry workers in May 2018. This hourly wage translates into a yearly income of roughly $23,210 for full-time work. Earnings ranged from less than $18,120 for the lowest 10 percent to more than $32,530 for the top 10 percent.
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