As the commercial cleaning industry continues to change and evolve, consistency has become more important than ever for companies looking to provide an elevated level

As businesses continue to adapt and change in this post-pandemic landscape, remote work has had a significant impact on building occupancy. How does this affect

As staffing shortages continue and we adjust to new service expectations, mastering your cleaning schedules helps to improve efficiency and save you money. A solid

As we face some uncertainty in the economy with rising inflation and talk of recession, it can cause anxiety on how best to secure a

In today’s economy, it can be tempting for commercial cleaners to focus more on the bottom line than on the relationships they’ve built along the

Leaving a good impression on guests and staff is important for building owners, and your washrooms can say a lot about your business. In this

There are many influential technologies healthcare facilities can use to reduce the spread of infections.

The Canadian Healthcare Housekeepers Association has observed pandemic pain – and progression.

Failure to change mop water, use of over-diluted solutions & use of contaminated water to dilute concentrated solutions can have dire effects.

Myriad effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are thought to be driving the growth of the EVS market.

Outsourcing can help meet heightened expectations of cleanliness by creating a reliable supply chain and instilling confidence.

Some managers mistakenly postpone training to focus on field operations, but now is the time to upgrade knowledge.

Tackling the top three challenges facing environmental staff.

The Indoor Environmental Healthcare and Hospitality Association (IEHA) encourages the industry to celebrate and thank housekeeping and environmental services (EVS) staff.

Open communication from management and staff will be key to normalizing new and fast-evolving cleaning procedures.

There's an established theory that over-enthusiastic cleaning can weaken immune systems, particularly those of children.

The Ontario Healthcare Housekeeping Association (OHHA) has rebranded as the Canadian Healthcare Housekeepers Association (HHA).