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Christeyns makes acquisition in Ireland
16th of January 2023
International laundry and hygiene specialist Christeyns UK has completed its acquisition of Gannon Chemicals based in Ireland.
Christeyns UK is part of the family-run Christeyns group with headquarters in Ghent, Belgium and operating across the world.
Dave Aveyard, who has become managing director for Christeyns operations in Ireland commented:
SBFM launches employee learning and development platform
13th of January 2023
UK and Ireland FM service provider SBFM has launched its own learning and development platform called Unify. This, it says, is part of renewed investment in training to help address long-term skill and labour shortages across the industry.
Designed to increase employee engagement, support career development and empower employee success, the
ABM launches pan-disability forum
12th of January 2023
Global provider of integrated facility and aviation services ABM has launched a Pan-Disability Team Member Forum - as part of its drive to deepen its commitment to creating inclusive venues and workplaces.
The forum is a network of disabled team members working alongside identified champions across the business and industry and aviation divisions
Now is the time to submit your entry to the European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards!
11th of January 2023
It's the start of a new year, the ideal time to submit your entry to the 2023 European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards, organised by European Cleaning Journal.
As the only pan-European awards for the sector, the event provides the opportunity for businesses and individuals from the professional cleaning industry to share their stories of success.
Elon Musk cancels cleaning services at Twitter
10th of January 2023
Twitter's San Francisco headquarters are no longer being cleaned following a clash between new owner Elon Musk and the company's cleaning staff.
Employees have become increasingly unsettled since the takeover by Musk in October 2022. By November last year he had sacked 80 per cent of employees and the working environment for those remaining had
Ireland’s tobacco firms told to pay towards street cleaning
9th of January 2023
Tobacco companies in Ireland will now have to pay part of the country's multi-million euro street cleaning bill under new government legislation.
Cigarette butts account for half of the nation's street refuse and are "the biggest litter scourge", according to the National Litter Pollution Monitoring System.
A total of €85 million was spent
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