Matt Poe Matt Poe is editor of American Laundry News. He can be reached at [email protected] or 866-942-5694. Recent Articles by This Author Investigation Key to Starting or Growing Laundry ATLANTA — Must define processing, customers and work opportunities, expert says ... Missouri Laundry Provides Meaningful Employment to Disabled Residents BRANSON, Mo. — Laundry duty a coveted job among employees ... Survey: Linen Loss Major Problem for Laundries and Customers CHICAGO — Improper use, theft are two key causes, say respondents ... RFP Equipment Acquisition Success in Details ATLANTA — Verbal instructions and proposals not adequate, says expert ... Changing Textiles Changes Laundering Practices (Conclusion) CHICAGO — Industry representatives see higher performance, more patterns ... Changing Textiles Changes Laundering Practices (Part 1) CHICAGO — New products, like spun-poly lab coats, last longer, say industry representatives ... Survey: Most Laundry Managers Seeking New Business CHICAGO — Many respondents say personal touch works best ... Laundry Industry Reps Fighting Proposed CLEAN Act NEW YORK CITY — Dialogue with NYC council members constructive, says Unitex president ... Is Your Laundry Technology Up-to-Date? (Conclusion) HOUSTON — Advanced tech like RFID, reporting systems used more and more, says engineer ... Is Your Laundry Technology Up-to-Date? (Part 2) HOUSTON — Engineer says equipment operating faster ... Is Your Laundry Technology Up-to-Date? (Part 1) ATLANTA — Today’s equipment works better, safer, says chief engineer ... Survey: Thorough Evaluation Needed for Textile Choices CHICAGO — Respondents see price, quality, durability as key criteria ... Next-Generation Launderers Want to Make Leadership Impact (Conclusion) CHICAGO — Next gen keen on technology, future of industry ... Next-Generation Launderers Want to Make Leadership Impact (Part 1) CHICAGO — Viewpoints shared on business standards, automation and cost reduction ... Retention Plan Can Help Keep Hourly Employees (Conclusion) ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Important to train and treat new hires properly ... Retention Plan Can Help Keep Hourly Employees (Part 1) ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Good recruitment, hiring techniques vital ... OSHA Reality Check: Is Your Facility Safe? (Conclusion) ATLANTA — Financial, criminal consequences possible, warns safety expert ... OSHA Reality Check: Is Your Facility Safe? (Part 1) ATLANTA — Top 20 laundry citations revealed ... Survey: Laundry/Linen Managers Confident in Their Industry Knowledge CHICAGO — Educational sessions and reading contribute to learning ... Right Vehicle Can Boost Laundry Operation Effectiveness (Conclusion) CHICAGO — Before making decision to buy, look at maneuverability, driver aids ... Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 Page 26 Page 27 Page 28 Current page 29 Page 30 Next page Next › Last page Last »
Investigation Key to Starting or Growing Laundry ATLANTA — Must define processing, customers and work opportunities, expert says ...
Missouri Laundry Provides Meaningful Employment to Disabled Residents BRANSON, Mo. — Laundry duty a coveted job among employees ...
Survey: Linen Loss Major Problem for Laundries and Customers CHICAGO — Improper use, theft are two key causes, say respondents ...
RFP Equipment Acquisition Success in Details ATLANTA — Verbal instructions and proposals not adequate, says expert ...
Changing Textiles Changes Laundering Practices (Conclusion) CHICAGO — Industry representatives see higher performance, more patterns ...
Changing Textiles Changes Laundering Practices (Part 1) CHICAGO — New products, like spun-poly lab coats, last longer, say industry representatives ...
Survey: Most Laundry Managers Seeking New Business CHICAGO — Many respondents say personal touch works best ...
Laundry Industry Reps Fighting Proposed CLEAN Act NEW YORK CITY — Dialogue with NYC council members constructive, says Unitex president ...
Is Your Laundry Technology Up-to-Date? (Conclusion) HOUSTON — Advanced tech like RFID, reporting systems used more and more, says engineer ...
Is Your Laundry Technology Up-to-Date? (Part 2) HOUSTON — Engineer says equipment operating faster ...
Is Your Laundry Technology Up-to-Date? (Part 1) ATLANTA — Today’s equipment works better, safer, says chief engineer ...
Survey: Thorough Evaluation Needed for Textile Choices CHICAGO — Respondents see price, quality, durability as key criteria ...
Next-Generation Launderers Want to Make Leadership Impact (Conclusion) CHICAGO — Next gen keen on technology, future of industry ...
Next-Generation Launderers Want to Make Leadership Impact (Part 1) CHICAGO — Viewpoints shared on business standards, automation and cost reduction ...
Retention Plan Can Help Keep Hourly Employees (Conclusion) ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Important to train and treat new hires properly ...
Retention Plan Can Help Keep Hourly Employees (Part 1) ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Good recruitment, hiring techniques vital ...
OSHA Reality Check: Is Your Facility Safe? (Conclusion) ATLANTA — Financial, criminal consequences possible, warns safety expert ...
Survey: Laundry/Linen Managers Confident in Their Industry Knowledge CHICAGO — Educational sessions and reading contribute to learning ...
Right Vehicle Can Boost Laundry Operation Effectiveness (Conclusion) CHICAGO — Before making decision to buy, look at maneuverability, driver aids ...
