productGood practice for Covid-secure organisations
AS BUSINESSES and other organisations emerge from the pandemic, there will be a renewed focus on the health and safety of workplaces.
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productWhy is warehouse cleaning essential during COVID-19?
WE’VE SEEN yet another lockdown through the pandemic, and this time around it’s hit the hospitality industry extremely hard. From pubs to hotels and restaurants; the industry as a whole has taken a huge beating. With lockdown here once again, following the ‘Christmas Relaxation’, it would appear that the nation remains at home as much as possible and inevitably do what they do best – order from home.
productKimberly-Clark Professional introduces Project 360
JUST 31% of people think hygiene practices in factories are adequate, according to the results of a survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of Kimberly-Clark Professional.
articleBreak the chain
Hand hygiene is playing an important role helping to break the chain of infection in your facility, says SC Johnson Professional.
productStudy reveals hand sanitiser expectations
A NEW study from Rubbermaid Commercial Products (RCP) reveals the public’s expectations for hand sanitiser provisions in public spaces.
productEliminates up to 99.99% of viruses
NEW FROM Wilkinson Star, the Viro Tech range of Professional Ozone/ UV Sanitising Systems can eliminate up to 99.99% of surface-bound and airborne viruses, bacteria, odours and allergens.
newsPlan to keep schools safe during pandemic
THE NASUWT has submitted a ten-point plan to the education ministers in the four nations of the United Kingdom to secure safe schools during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
newsRestaurateur breached health and safety laws
THE OWNER of a Henley restaurant has been ordered to pay more than £22,000 after South Oxfordshire District Council successfully prosecuted the company for breaking a number of food hygiene and health and safety laws.
newsThird of workers fear catching Covid-19 at work
MORE THAN one-in-three (35 per cent) workers have an active concern about the transmission of Covid-19 in their workplace – with low-paid workers most likely to be worried, but least likely to raise concerns or see their complaints resolved – according to new Resolution Foundation research.
newsBrewery fined for caustic discharge
A DUNBAR brewery company was fined £10,000 after admitting discharging caustic effluent into a sewer which caused damage to a waste water treatment works.
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