How autonomous mobile robots are transforming the cleaning sector

Michel Spruijt discusses the future of the cleaning sector and the role autonomous mobile robots will play.

A Parliamentary voice for the cleaning sector

WHILE NEW year celebreations may have been muted this year, positive steps are being taken to ensure that the cleaning and hygiene sectors will be better represented as we tread cautiously into the unknowns of 2021.

COVID-19 and the impact on the cleaning sector

INTERESTING DETAILS have emerged from a special ISSA white paper, revealing how cleaning businesses across the sector have reacted to the challenges of coronavirus and how the pandemic is impacting the future of the industry.

Thanking essential workers during Living Wage Week

LIVING WAGE Week takes place from 9-15 November and is a celebration of the movement to ensure people receive a fair day’s pay for their hard work. Jan-Hein Hemke, managing director of Facilicom UK, highlights the importance of ensuring people receive fair pay for their hard work during extremely challenging times.

The role of FM teams in the fight for clean air

Charlie Steere, founder of Kebao Air shares his insight on the changing role of FM teams.

Keeping the cleaning sector consistent and clear

YOU WILL have noticed on social media outlets that many are calling for the cleaning industry to stand together to present a strong single voice and face the challenges of an unpredictable future.

If it’s too good to be true, it probably is

As the lockdown in the UK continues to lift, organisations are under intense pressure to clean and keep clean offices, shops, and all other public spaces. The advice from the Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association (CHSA) is to be cautious of extraordinary claims for products: “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."

Washrooms and the spread of COVID-19

Mike Bone, managing director, Loo of the Year Awards, provides advice on understanding the spread of Coronavirus in washrooms.

Access to specialist support for employees being ramped up during COVID-19

Celebrities and businesses alike have taken to social media platforms, offering free or discounted access to valuable content to support others self-isolating during the COVID-19 pandemic; whether it’s weekday PE with Joe Wicks, music tuition with Myleene Klass or audiobooks read by David Walliams.

The next phase of the lockdown: The impact on home-workers

Tim Oldman, founder and CEO at Leesman has warned of the need to reflect on mass home-working and the initial data which suggests the biggest pressure points are around social connectivity and employees' abilities to maintain a healthy work life balance.