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Top Ten Costs of an OPL Some or all of these costs may be saved by outsourcing laundry services: Laundry Production Payroll Payroll costs for wages paid to hourly employees who handle linen, including laundry production, soiled sort, washroom, flatwork, ironing, tumble dry operation, etc. Management Payroll Employees who handle linen inspection; linen control; janitorial services; machinery repairs and maintenance; and internal linen distribution. Employee Benefits Includes payment of social security, workers compensation, holidays, one-or-two week vacations, state unemployment (varies), health insurance (varies), union contributions, etc. Laundry Chemicals All detergents, alkalis, bleach, sour, fabric softener, bacteriostatic agents, starch, etc. Maintenance, Repair, and Parts Costs Includes all machine repair parts, lubricants, drive belts, iron pads and covers, tools, boiler treatment and water softener salt. Utilities Gas, electricity, fuel oil and water account for a large part of expenses. Taxes, Licenses & Permits Taxes, licenses and operating permits paid by the facility and allocated to laundry operations. Equipment Costs Equipment experiences wear every time it is operated. Replacement costs must be considered. Insurance / Other Business Expenses Insurance, lease charges, safety expenses, uniforms, training, and other expenses allocated to the OPL.
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