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Dirty deeds | New research discovers that workplaces are disturbingly filthy

New research discovers that workplaces are disturbingly filthy
New research discovers that workplaces are disturbingly filthy
Cleaning is a non-negotiable for good health

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic threw the subject of health and wellbeing into the spotlight more than perhaps ever before. In its wake, organisations are considering the implications of poor health in greater depth, and likely have made fundamental changes as a result.

For example, asking an employee to attend work when ill with a virus is unthinkable, in an age where remote working is a possibility and viral illnesses are so under the spotlight. Similarly, the simple act of commuting into cities, being packed like sardines with others and touching surfaces that innumerable others have touched has rendered some unwilling to adhere to these age-old practices.

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