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Nipping cyber-attacks in the bud
19th of January 2026 Article by Lotte Printz
ECJ’s Lotte Printz speaks to the owner of the first cleaning company in Denmark to obtain a D-label for digital responsibility and data security.
The drone incursions over several Danish airports that disrupted the country’s airspace in October ahead of a European summit did not cause any harm or damage except for, perhaps, some embarrassment as they exposed the country’s infrastructure as vulnerable to at..
French survey offers sector overview
12th of January 2026 Article by Christian Bouzols
Reporting from France, Christian Bouzols brings news of a survey on the contract cleaning sector.
Every year, the Research and Development division of Le Monde de la Propreté produces a document presenting and analysing socio-economic data, providing an overview of the sector and the evolution of the cleaning industry in France.
From a global perspective, this study, published in September 2025, identifies more tha..
Impact of language on wellbeing
5th of January 2026 Article by John Griep
John Griep from VSR in the Netherlands on why language skills in the workplace matter.
In the professional cleaning sector, language proficiency is often underestimated, yet it plays a decisive role in teamwork, safety and employee engagement. In the Dutch cleaning industry, leading professionals have noted limited fluency in the dominant workplace language often goes unnoticed, yet it can lead to misunderstandings, increased abs..
The importance of the team huddle
19th of December 2025 Article by Wioleta Tomaszewska
Wioleta Tomaszewska is a BU support planner in cleaning at Coor FM (one of the leading service providers in the Nordics) and lecturer in cleaning management. She previously worked as an area manager in the cleaning department of Bergen Municipality, Norway.
In this piece she explains why team huddles (short, structured meetings) are such a vital way of cleaning teams driving improvement themselves.
Workers in the..
A common language for cleaning
15th of December 2025 Article by John Griep
John Griep at VSR in the Netherlands tells us about a system that standardises sector terminology.
Standardisation of terminology is a quietly powerful lever for improving safety, efficiency and commercial clarity in any technical service sector. In the cleaning industry the Standaard Informatie Systeem-Terminologie (SIS-T) performs that role: an alphabetical, maintained list of cleaning-industry terms with agreed descriptions so..
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