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Thank Your Cleaner Day 2020: More important than ever
07 October 2020
THE SIXTH annual Thank Your Cleaner Day takes place on 21 October 2020 and, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, will have never been a more worthwhile celebration.
Cleanliness and hygiene are vital for our welfare and key to reducing the risk of infection, making cleaning staff some of the heroes of our time.
Acknowledged as the ‘keyworkers’ they are, cleaners were fighting the virus on the front line during the height of lockdown. On 21 October companies such as Kärcher, and partners from the cleaning industry around the world, will ensure that cleaners receive greater appreciation.
The date is about demonstrating gratitude and acknowledging the hard work cleaners deliver, whether in a factory, office building, or a school.
Thank Your Cleaner Day originated in New Zealand when the local trade organisation for Building Services Contractors (BSCNZ) worked with Kärcher to recognise the unsung heroes of the cleaning industry. Over 30 countries now take part across the world, from Australia to the Dominican Republic, from the USA to Singapore. Kärcher continues to champion the cause and encourage as many businesses to take part as possible.
Information about the planned local activities for 2020 can be obtained from www.thankyourcleanerday.com
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