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UK budget cuts force school heads to clean toilets
21st of March 2019
Reports in the UK national press say head teachers are cleaning school toilets, sweeping floors and washing up after lunch because of funding cuts.
Smaller budgets mean that cleaners and caretakers are often being sacked. An investigation in The Times revealed head teachers are most seriously affected - they reported cleaning up after school
Pulire Verona launches Product of the Year award
20th of March 2019
Entries are now open for a new award being launched at this year's Pulire cleaning exhibition in Verona, italy - Product of the Year Pulire 2019.
All exhibitors are eligible to enter and the winner will be announced on the first day of the show, May 21. The jury of industry experts will evaluate all products entered on the basis of quality,
The European Social Dialogue: exchanges for the challenges ahead
19th of March 2019
The European Cleaning and Facility Services Industry (EFCI) is the recognised European social partner by the European Commission for our sector. This it is the interlocutor of the European institutions for social matters, but also for all other policy projects affecting the industry.
But firstly, it means EFCI is invited to maintain an active
Sofidel improves performance in 2018 Carbon Disclosure Report
18th of March 2019
Sofidel, global manufacturer of tissue paper for hygienic and domestic use, has further improved its performance within the CDP Report 2018, a global disclosure system that enables companies, cities, states and regions to measure and manage their environmental impacts.
The group has beenawarded an A-rating in the
Glasgow University lecturers forced to clean their own classrooms
15th of March 2019
Lecturers at Glasgow University are allegedly being forced to clean their own classrooms because too few cleaners are being employed for the task, according to reports.
Trade union Unite claims that some cleaners are being asked to carry out the work of two or three people - a practice that is raising stress levels among staff.
And Unite
Archaeologists unearth 12th-century three-person loo seat
15th of March 2019
A 12th-century toilet seat built to accommodate three users at once is to go on display at a London museum.
The well-preserved exhibit still shows the axe marks where three rough holes were cut for seats. It was excavated in the 1980s as part of a major archaeological dig. But when money for the venture ran out, the results of the findings
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