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Tailor-made solutions enable modern society to function
13th of December 2022
We all expect the public spaces in which we work, eat, socialise and travel to be both clean and safe. And such expectations are met thanks to the work of the companies and associations in the A.I.S.E. network, who supply tailor-made cleaning and hygiene solutions that safeguard the public against illness and infection. Its professional cleaning
The transformation of FM
12th of December 2022
At the heart of every workplace is the technology transforming the facilities management industry and powering its future. New and emerging innovations bring the promise of more efficient and environmentally sustainable organisations and more engaged, more productive workers. Markus Sontheimer, group chief information and digital officer at ISS in
Nilfisk maintains growth in last quarter
8th of December 2022
Global professional cleaning equipment producer Nilfisk has issued its financial results for Q3 2022, reporting a turnover of €263 million. This corresponds to an overall reported growth of 9.9 per cent compared to the same quarter last year.
The company says results are primarily driven by strong performance in the branded professional
MPs’ report on Covid-19 pandemic calls for the introduction of cleaning standards
6th of December 2022
In the UK, a new report by MPs into the role of cleaning and hygiene during the Covid-19 pandemic has called for the introduction of minimum standards for hand and other hygiene infrastructure and cleaning of venues to help make sure the nation is better prepared for any future public health emergency.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for
Cleaners to take part in first national strike
5th of December 2022
The first-ever national strike staged by cleaners who belong to the Royal Maritime and Transport union is due to take place this month.
More than 1,000 RMT-enrolled cleaners voted for industrial action in the latest round of ballots. This means cleaners currently contracted out by companies such as Churchill, Atalian Servest and Mitie are likely
Japanese fans adopt a janitorial role at Qatar World Cup
2nd of December 2022
Japanese fans reacted true to form following their Costa Rica defeat in Qatar and immediately began removing litter, empty bottles and food debris from the stands after the final whistle had been blown.
The Japanese have become renowned worldwide for their habit of cleaning up after sporting events. Footage of the company's fans wielding blue
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