In-person office work is critical to the financial success of many businesses, and enhanced cleaning and infection control policies are crucial to ensuring the health and safety of facility occupants.
Highlighting the Financial Importance of In-Person Working
The pandemic shifted many conventional in-person work configurations into work-from-home or hybrid models.
A recent spike in reported Candida auris cases in the United States has led to a clinical alert being issued by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Candida Auris Health Alert
C. auris is a multi-drug resistant yeast with high morbidity and mortality rates and has a demonstrated potential for rapidly spreading into outbreaks in healthcare facilities.
Several cleaning challenges have arisen for educational facilities--spurned by the effects of the pandemic, decreased funding, and staffing issues--resulting in lower quality cleaning outcomes.
The Biggest Cleaning Challenges Facing Educational Facilities Today
The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally changed the way facilities are cleaned and disinfected.
Commercial cleaning products and processes have a direct impact on environmental health, sustainability, and climate change.
The Impact of Commercial Cleaning on Climate Change
Commercial cleaning has a significant impact on the health and safety of the natural environment and facility occupants.
Office cleaning practices will increasingly focus on facility and occupant hygiene to thwart the spread of infection and increase organizational and operational efficiency.
Targeting Office Hygiene
Post-pandemic, most office workers expect their workplace to be clean and safe.
The World Health Organization and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have recently released independent health alerts after numerous unexplained hepatitis infections were reported.
Adenovirus, Hepatitis Outbreak
In early April, the WHO issued a health alert regarding reports of acute hepatitis infections among young children with no known origin.
The focus of this year's World Hand Hygiene Day, which falls on May 5th, 2022, is the establishment of an Institutional Safety Climate in healthcare facilities and other public organizations around the world.
Celebrating World Hand Hygiene Day, 2022
This year's World Hand Hygiene Day focuses on the World Health Organization's (WHO) fifth pillar of Multimodal Strategy for Hand Hygiene Compliance.
Spring is here, and more organizations than ever are getting involved in the process and taking the opportunity to implement green sustainable cleaning practices in their facilities.
Survey Shows Americans Going Green With Spring Cleaning
Recent data suggests that not only are most Americans planning on spring cleaning their work and living spaces this year, but nearly all of them are also considering ways they can reduce their environmental impact.
Commercial cleaning services have a profound and immediate impact on the natural environment and human health.
If You're Not Cleaning, You're Polluting
As the world celebrates the 52nd annual Earth Day while exiting the most significant health challenge in decades, we must reassess our approach to cleaning--how it impacts people, indoor air quality and safety, and the natural environment.
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