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Trainee campaign begins in Germany
2nd of August 2021
A new campaign in Germany aims to attract new recruits to the sector, explains Katja Scholz.
A French city fights against fly-tipping
30th of July 2021
Christian Bouzols reports from France, where local authorities in Avignon are making citizens accountable for urban cleanliness.
In the south of France, the city of Avignon - famous for being the seat of the Popes during the Middle Ages - the authorities have made a determined stand to keep that historic city clean. Their aim is to make the
Cleaning takes on a different value
28th of July 2021
What are the implications of the coronavirus for work and buildings, Dutch reporter John Griep asks.
What are the implications of the coronavirus culture shock for work and buildings? This was the subject of the VSR webinar held recently. During lockdown, Jitske Kramer wrote the management book ‘Work has Left the Building’, well known
Workplace worries as lockdown lifts
26th of July 2021
Danes worry about returning to work so can our sector live up to expectations asks Lotte Printz.
Like cows jumping for joy as they are released to grass for the first time in spring, Danes have rushed to test centres and gladly queued for hours (in some places) to obtain a negative Covid-19 test allowing access to restaurants, museums and gyms
New environmental codes in Italy
21st of July 2021
The advent of new environmental rules is bringing change to the sector in Italy, says Anna Garbagna.
With the introduction of the New CAMs (Minimal Environmental Criteria) following the Decree of the Ministry of the Environment in January, many changes have been introduced in the professional cleaning sector.
Their implications were addressed in
How do we make home working secure?
8th of June 2021
The Covid vaccines rollout gives us hope for a strong global economic recovery following the pandemic … but will do nothing to rid the world of another toxic menace that has fed on people’s fears over the past year, writes Hartley Milner.
Fraudsters will have rubbed their hands with greedy anticipation when the world locked down early
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