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Laundry Worker pay range

State of Ohio · class code 42521

$18.85 to $20.05 per hour$18.85$20.05MINIMUM · MIDPOINT $19.45 · MAXIMUM

Published per hour range, State of Ohio

Class code
42521
Pay range
1
Pay unit
Hour
Bargaining unit
5
State
Ohio

Step progression

Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS) assigns this class to pay range 1 in the DAS Pay Range Booklet. The range pays 4 steps; a step is normally earned on a periodic increment date, not negotiated. It sits in bargaining unit code 5.

Basis1234
Annual$39,208$39,978$40,789$41,704
Hourly$18.85$19.22$19.61$20.05

Steps as published. The hourly figure is the state's own; the annual row is that rate at 2080 hours a year, which the state does not publish.

The same range, converted

BasisMinimumMaximum
Per hour$18.85$20.05
Per week at 40 hours$754.00$802.00
Per year at 2080 hours$39,208$41,704

Conversions are arithmetic on the published rate at a standard full-time basis. The plan publishes only the per hour figure.

Where this comes from

Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS) publishes this figure in DAS Pay Range Booklet, published 2026-09-08. Every number on this page is read from that document; nothing is estimated, modelled or averaged.

Nearby classes in Ohio

Lifeguard $14.55 to $16.54Lifeguard Supervisor $17.66 to $20.05Food Service Worker $18.85 to $20.05Custodial Worker $19.44 to $20.78Automotive Service Worker $19.44 to $20.78Laborer $19.44 to $20.78Stores Clerk $20.05 to $21.48

Laundry Worker in other states

StateMinimumMaximumPer year at full time
California$3,274$4,099$39,288 to $49,188
Delaware$30,730$38,773$30,730 to $38,773
Idaho$25,293$50,586$25,293 to $50,586
Minnesota$43,577$54,037$43,577 to $54,037
Missouri$34,992$40,296$34,992 to $40,296
Nebraska$15.35$22.62$31,924 to $47,058
Pennsylvania$32,724$47,863$32,724 to $47,863
Wisconsin$17.01$23.95$35,381 to $49,816

Each state publishes its own range for a classification with this exact title. Duties, grade structures and bargaining units differ between states, so read each class page before comparing.

All Ohio classifications