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End of Year Status Update
There can be no denying that 2020 has been a challenging year for many businesses and industries, ourselves included. Since the initial instruction was given by PM Boris Johnson to stay home/work from home if possible, we have had to adapt to a continually evolving marketplace; one that tested our ability to provide the level of service on which we pride ourselves. Without the dedication and adaptability of our staff, and the endless patience of our customers, we would not have successfully navi
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9th Dec 2020
Returning to Work: Cleaning Workspaces in the Age of Covid-19
Although there is
still much to learn, The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention state that
“Current evidence suggests SARS-CoV-2 [the novel coronavirus that causes
COVID-19] may remain viable for hours to days on surfaces made from a variety
of materials” (2020). Therefore, whilst good hand hygiene practice is crucial
to stopping the spread, so to are effective surface cleaning methods.
With many businesses
returning to work, including non-essential retailers, and some schools
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16th Jun 2020
Return to Work Survey: Help Rubbermaid to Help You
With the UK
Government now easing lockdown, and providing guidance regarding the nation’s
return to work, many businesses will have begun the process of planning how
employees can safely go back to their workplaces while easing anxieties and preventing an increase in the rate of infection. As a result, Rubbermaid Commercial Products
Europe has launched the Return to Work
Survey, which will help them better understand how to support, and meet the
needs of businesses, their customers, staff
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4th Jun 2020
Returning to Work: Face Coverings and Waste Disposal in the Age of COVID-19?
On Sunday 10 May, Prime Minister Boris Johnson
addressed the nation to detail what he described as “a road map for reopening
society” (2020). Within this address, Johnson emphasised that those who were
unable to work from home, such as construction workers “should be actively
encouraged to go to work” whilst also encouraging people, where possible, to
avoid public transport, or wear a face covering while on trains or buses.However, while those who couldn’t work from home
returned to their
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2nd Jun 2020
Workplace Hygiene: The Dirty Little Secret of Employee Practices
With the government set to start outlining our
county’s
exit strategy from the COVID-19 lockdown, many businesses will need
to plan how best to return to a more “normal”
form of operation. One of the many things they will need to consider
is the impact of the pandemic on its workers. Writing for The
Guardian, Robin McKie states that the “grim message” from
psychologists is that “many people in Britain are likely to suffer
from physical and mental problems for several years after the
COV
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5th May 2020