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Czech bar installs 'vomiting toilet'!
28th of September 2015
A Czech bar has come up with an innovative way to help party-goers who have had a little too much to drink. But be warned, it's rather unpleasant.
Club Kotelna in Prague has fitted a 'puking toilet' at chest height so drinkers who have had one too many do not have to endure kneeling on a sticky washroom floor.
Complete with handrails for tired
The ‘health’ in health & safety
25th of September 2015
ECJ has a new correspondent in the UK, Lynn Webster. In her first column she focuses on the issue of health and well-being in the workplace.
Open any newspaper or glossy magazine, check what’s trending on social media, or tune into a selection of television channels and what do you find? Medically proven routes to healthy living, fad diets,
Richmond Council sets up toilet scheme for Rugby World Cup
24th of September 2015
A West London local authority is taking a pro-active approach in a bid to prevent street urination during the Rugby World Cup this autumn.
Richmond Council has signed up around 70 businesses to a Community Toilet Scheme. The council covers the area around Twickenham Stadium where several of the tournament's matches are being played.
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Dutch government policy affects cleaning sector
23rd of September 2015
The Dutch government has decided to insource a number of facilities services, reports Nico Lemmens.
The Dutch government has decided to insource a number of facility services, among which catering and cleaning. This remarkable policy has been proposed by the socialist government party. As explained in earlier editions, this policy is aimed at
The dirtiest part of a plane? It's right in front of you
22nd of September 2015
What do you believe to be the dirtiest part of a plane? And no, it's not the toilet. Actually an evaluation of germs per square inch on different surfaces in airports and on planes found that the average tray table harbours nearly 20 times more bacteria than the aircraft toilet flush.
Travel website Travelmath.com sent a microbiologist to take
Healthcare workers miss key areas when using hand sanitisers
21st of September 2015
More than half of healthcare workers commonly miss key areas of their hands when applying hand sanitiser, a new study has found.
Researchers discovered that fewer than 40 per cent of clinicians apply sanitiser to their thumbs. The fingertips and backs of hands were also among the top three most frequently-missed areas.
The team of researchers in
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