Mine looks like this:
Convert from RAW to TIFF with Breeze Browser. I use a batch mode unless the images requires something specific.
Convert from color to b&w with channel mixer (most of my work ends up b&W)
Usually a levels layer adjustment to set the black and white points at the ends of the histogram curve. I might play with the mid grey point a little.
Usually an overall curves layer to give the majority of the image the contrast I want.
Sometimes various curves layers masked for specific areas.
Spot removal, if need be.
Crop, if need be.
Apply my frame as a layer.
Save as second TIFF.
Resize for the web. Sharpen for that size. Save as JPG.
If I'm going to print, I use the second TIFF, sharpen for that size, print, but not save with the shapening. If I know I'm going to be making a lot of prints of it at various times, I'll save a TIFF with the sharpening just for printing.
Some image might require more, but that's the basics. If I were doing color, there'd be more involved with color work.