Sentence examples similar to laundry maintenance from inspiring English sources

Once last year, the Cheney Chinook landed near the inn's laundry and maintenance facility.

co-op in a prewar building; elevator, windowed kitchen, high ceilings, h/w floors, 2 exposures, laundry facilities; maintenance $885 , 50 tax-deductible; listed at $292,500.

ceilings, h/w floors, circular staircase, laundry room; maintenance $969 , 55 tax-deductible; listed at $120,000, 19 weeks on market (Brokers: Kingsley; Gateway Arms) NEW JERSEY LIVINGSTON

co-op in a prewar building; elevator, dining area, high ceilings, h/w floors, walk-in-closets, laundry facilities; maintenance $370 , 39 tax deductible; listed at $247,500.

studio co-op in a prewar building; high ceilings, h/w floors, 2 exposures, laundry facilities; maintenance $533 , 50 tax-deductible; listed at $479,000.

As each act and aria of the opera unfolds you move to a different area: from reception to lounge bar, from conference room to luxury suite and – most interestingly – into the hidden "below-stairs" spaces where the catering, laundry and maintenance staff are based.

Other competitors include Pillow in the U.S. and a plethora of on-demand services that provide a single aspect of the hospitality management service's offering, such as cleaning, laundry and maintenance.

Valarie Long is the International Executive Vice President of the Property Services Division of the Service Employees International Union, representing more than 400,000 janitors, security officers, airport workers, food service, light manufacturing, laundry and maintenance workers across North America.

"Prison systems could not operate without exploiting prison labor; prisoners cook the meals, do the laundry, provide maintenance work, cut the grass, work as clerks and teachers' aides, and much more," said Alex Friedmann, associate director of the Human Rights Defense Center, a nonprofit that publishes Prison Legal News.

HCW included physicians, nurses, other clinical workers (nursing assistants, therapists, technicians, emergency medical service personnel, pharmacists, laboratory personnel, students and trainees) and non-clinical workers (clerical, house-keeping, laundry, security, maintenance, administrative staff and billing).

To assign the other overhead costs, such as administration, nursing administration, laundry, kitchen, maintenance, transport, blood bank and store, we devised allocation criteria that would be appropriate for our study hospitals based on either the literature or our knowledge about the particular hospital.