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As experts in industrial and commercial cleaning, we understand the benefits of our work more than most. In a previous blog, we identified the key differences between commercial and domestic cleaning, which really boils down to the increased level of training, equipment and standards that are adhered to when working at a commercial premises in comparison with domestic premises.
Many studies have shown that having animals in the workplace can increase morale and improve the workplace atmosphere. These things in combination can ultimately lead to improved productivity, which is why 7 per cent of companies allowed pets in the workplace in 2019.
Since the emergence of the coronavirus outbreak in 2020, cleanliness in the workplace has become as important as ever, but how can this benefit your business? Business owners are often preoccupied with management tasks and providing a clean workplace may not always be at the forefront of their minds.
Cleanliness at home and in the workplace has completely changed since the coronavirus pandemic outbreak in 2019, and there is more emphasis on providing clean spaces to reduce virus transmission. Cleaning can be done domestically and commercially, but what are the main differences between the two? Here, we look at the differentiating factors that separate them.
