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Dining, clubbing and cleaning
6th of December 2018
Clubbing can lead to many things. Like starting a cleaning venture. From Malmö in Sweden ECJ correspondent Lotte Printz has this report.
Someone recently told me that when eating out with her family, she always checks the restaurant’s washroom before asking for the menu: “If I know what the lavatories look like, I can most
ISSA Hygieia Network announces 2018 award winners
5th of December 2018
The ISSA Hygieia Network, an ISSA Charities nonprofit organisation dedicated to the advancement and retention of women in the cleaning industry, introduced its new mentoring programme and announced its 2018 award winners during a ceremony during the recent ISSA North America exhibition in Dallas.
"Over the last year the ISSA Hygieia Network has
Invest in the quality experience
4th of December 2018
The fact your office is technically clean says nothing about how users experience the cleaning quality. As a cleaning company, you can offer a service that goes beyond simply cleaning an office. You can increase the quality experience and add real value, writes John Griep of VSR.
Being a cleaning association, we have focused for many years on
German cleaners to strike over Christmas bonuses
3rd of December 2018
Staff responsible for cleaning commercial buildings in Germany are threatening to strike following a row over Christmas bonuses.
The nation's industrial union for construction, agriculture and the environment is demanding that its 450,000 commercial building cleaners be given an additional payment equating to around half a month's salary. The
Diversey appoints new ceo
30th of November 2018
Diversey has announced the appointment of a new chief executive officer (ceo) to succeed Dr Ilham Kadri, who leaves the business at the end of this year.
He is Mark Burgess, formerly ceo of Signode Industrial Group and Graham Packaging Company. He has held a number of operational and financial leadership roles in several other businesses.
"Mark
California wildfire evacuees face the misery of norovirus
29th of November 2018
More than 120 people forced to flee the deadly California wildfires are now battling the norovirus to add to their woes.
Sick evacuees are being housed in separate shelters and active monitoring of all shelter residents is being carried out. Meanwhile, separate washrooms are being allocated to the ill and protective equipment is being supplied to
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