Laundry and dry cleaner
Staff attendance and salary app for a laundry
A laundry pays some people by the day and some by the piece, and the two get muddled at month end.
Who works in a laundry and dry cleaner
- A presser, often paid by the piece or by the day.
- A washing hand, weekly or monthly.
- A counter person taking and returning clothes.
- A pickup and delivery boy on a cycle.
Daily and weekly pay is common, with piece rates for pressing in bigger shops. Cash, mostly, and advances are small and frequent.
The argument this trade has
The presser was paid partly by the day and partly by the piece. At the end of the month neither of you can separate the two, so the total is argued about instead of the parts.
What matters most here
- Daily and weekly pay The shape this trade actually pays in.
- Piece money, written separately So the wage stays the wage.
- Small advances Recorded once, taken off by themselves.
The numbers this trade knows
- A presser at ₹450 a day, 26 days, is ₹11,700 a month.
- Two disputed days a month is about ₹10,800 a year.
A shop like yours
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Questions people ask
Can it count pieces?
No. DailyPlus counts days. Piece money can be recorded as a bonus with a note.
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