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The pitfalls of recruitment
29th of December 2017
In many ways, a job interview is not so very unlike a first date. And as with the course of true love, the path to finding an ideal match is just as likely to be strewn with banana skins as rose petals, for both parties. Hartley Milner explores the pitfalls of the recruitment process.
As a business manger, you are looking for a long and
Crisis point for poor toilets
28th of December 2017
A new study reveals that poor washroom provision in stadiums and other high-traffic venues is reaching a crisis point. Jenny Turner from Tork manufacturer Essity considers ways in which this situation can be improved.
Stadium washrooms are notorious for their poor standards. Anyone who has attended a large live music or sporting event will
The long fight against illiteracy
20th of December 2017
The French federation of cleaning companies (FEP) is actively involved in national initiatives tackling illiteracy, writes ECJ correspondent Christian Bouzols in his latest report.
The French federation of cleaning companies (FEP) recently took part in the annual days of action against illiteracy organised by the National campaign against
Hospital disinfectant of the future?
4th of December 2017
Italian correspondent Anna Garbagna reports on a new formula developed in Rome which could become a future hospital disinfectant.
Breaking news for the scenario of the cleaning of large communities - especially those connected with healthcare.
Research carried out by Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, in cooperation with National Research
Cordant Group becomes UK’s largest social enterprise
23rd of November 2017
Leading UK recruitment and services business Cordant Group, which includes Cordant Cleaning, has announced its new status as a social enterprise.
Framed around a five-year plan, the group will reinvest the majority of its profits in due course into social programmes across education, employment, and healthcare, pledging to touch and improve
ISS signs largest contract with Deutsche Telekom
15th of November 2017
Global facility services provider ISS has signed a contract with Deutsche Telekom to provide integrated facility services at 9,000 sites across Germany until 2029. It will become the largest contract within the ISS Group - amounting to around four per cent of revenue.
Services will include property services, including a significant technical
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