Melanie Gradik, 27, has filed a legal complaint against the municipality because women are expected to pay to use the toilet cubicles whereas men can use the urinals for free. She claims this gender ...
On Thursday October 8, the European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards - founded and organised by European Cleaning Journal - will ...
A roadside blaze could have turned into a wildfire without the help of a passing window cleaner who stepped in to help tackle ...
In previous editions of ECJ correspondent Bobbie van der List has brought an overview of the Japanese cleaning industry, illustrating the enormous importance people place on cleaning. Visiting the ...
How do employees feel about hygiene standards in their workplace? And how far has the Covid-19 pandemic impacted on their perceptions of cleanliness? Essity’s communications director Gareth Lucy ...
John Griep in the Netherlands shares the key points from a recent session about correct disinfection. The proper use of disinfectants in the professional cleaning sector is essential to protect health ...
International facilities management services provider Samsic Facility has added three new companies to the group - EasyFresh of Portugal and Edilservice64 and APE Service in Italy.
Wioleta Tomaszewska is a BU support planner in cleaning at Coor FM (one of the leading service providers in the Nordics) and lecturer in cleaning management. She previously worked as an area manager ...
The winners of the the European Cleaning & Hygiene Awards 2025 were revealed last week during a glittering gala dinner at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Over 350 cleaning industry ...
For the fifth year in a row, Europe has the least engaged employees of any global region, with just 13 per cent saying they feel motivated at work. So how is Brussels responding to this threat to the ...
Europe’s entrepreneurs are quitting the continent in frustration at the regulatory barriers hampering their ambitions to ‘launch and grow’ across the single market. In response, the European ...
An increasing number of washrooms are installing no-touch dispensers for soap and paper products in a bid to optimise hygiene. But are these systems becoming the norm, or do some people still prefer ...