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European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards 2017 winner - Julius Rutherfoord & Co
7th of May 2018
London-based cleaning company Julius Rutherfoord & Co was recognised for its commitment to and investment in training at the 2017 European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards. Why did they deserve to win the top prize? ECJ spoke to Marcus Heap, sales and marketing director.
Establishing a workforce equipped with the necessary skills to carry out
European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards 2017 winner - Breedweer
4th of May 2018
Facilities services company Breedweer is a social enterprise and won the European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards Workforce award in 2017 for its policies concerning employee relationships, training and diversity & inclusion. Michelle Marshall spoke to its founder Jack Stuifbergen to find out more about the winning business.
In any facilities
European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards 2017 winner - Markas
5th of April 2018
The sustainability policies of cleaning company Markas earned it a 2017 European Cleaning and Hygiene Award at the Rome event in November. Ann Laffeaty asks Markas about the hospital project that made it a winner.
Sustainability is not simply a matter of producing glossy reports and impressing customers with business ethics. It demands a
European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards 2017 winner - WE Italia
4th of April 2018
Cleaning industry distributors are the “glue” that bind manufacturers and end-customers together. And the very best of them act as true business partners to the companies they supply. Ann Laffeaty talks to Simone Bertocci, director general of WE Italia which won the 2017 European Cleaning & Hygiene Award for Excellence in Added
European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards 2017 winner - Avril Mc Carthy
3rd of April 2018
Avril McCarthy from Derrycourt received the award for the Greatest Individual Contribution to Driving up Standards at the European Cleaning and Hygiene Awards 2017 - organised by ECJ - in Rome. Ann Laffeaty discovers what made her stand out from the crowd.
The cleaning sector is nothing without its people. And in such a labour-intensive industry
Equality: the time to act is now
29th of March 2018
Britain is celebrating 100 years since women first won the right to vote in parliamentary elections. The milestone moment may not have marked the end of their struggle for a voice in state affairs but it did prove pivotal in paving the way for the eventual inclusion of women across all spheres of political life, writes Hartley Milner.
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