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Diversey to organise summit at ISSA/INTERCLEAN Amsterdam
8th of February 2012
Global cleaning and hygiene systems solutions provider Diversey is to host a Risk Management Summit during the ISSA/INTERCLEAN Amsterdam exhibition this May.
The company says it will bring together senior executives from some of the world's largest companies, leaders of non-governmental organisations, the media and academic experts. They will
Reliance on gloves leads to poor hand hygiene
19th of January 2012
Healthcare workers who wear gloves when treating patients are less likely to wash their hands between patients, according to a British study.
Experts acknowledge that wearing gloves is appropriate when workers know contact with bodily fluids is likely, but the study suggests healthcare workers appear to be substituting glove use for additional
Unger appoints Rogers to European role
6th of January 2012
Professional cleaning systems specialist Unger has appointed its UK general manager - Dave Rogers - to the new role of European sales manager.
Rogers will now be responsible for increasing revenues across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia - managing Unger's sales force and building customer relationships.
Commenting on the move Torsten
Name change for Hydro Nova Europe
16th of December 2011
Dilution and dosing systems specialist Hydro Nova Europe will change its name to Hydro Systems Europe with effect from January 1 2012.
The company, which has its parent company in the USA, covers markets throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa. It produces a range of solutions from mechanical hand pumps and water-activated dilution
ISS presents 2020 Vision for the Future of FM
24th of November 2011
Global facilities management services provider ISS has carried out a study in conjunction with theThe Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies (CIFS) about the future of Facilities Management (FM) worldwide.
The study is based on four scenarios where the basis of the research is a survey involving more than 300 senior executives from ISS and 50
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