The life of a respiratory droplet
The correlation between surfaces and the spread of disease.
17 February, 2022Posts Tagged: covid-19
Six supply chain trends
Six supply chain trends to watch.
28 July, 2021
Four trends that will define Kiwi businesses post-COVID
Four emerging mega-trends businesses should prepare for post-COVID.
15 June, 2021
Survey reveals workers do not feel completely safe in their buildings
Majority of global workforce does not feel completely safe working in their employer’s buildings, survey finds.
2 June, 2021
Kiwi businesses accelerate sustainability despite COVID-19
Sustainability profession continues to grow despite impact of COVID, report finds.
15 April, 2021
GBAC responds to updated CDC guidelines for COVID-19 cleaning
GBAC releases clarification around revised guidelines from US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
13 April, 2021
Why we must regularly clean around urinals
“Within 5.5 seconds after flushing a urinal, airborne droplets are released, potentially spreading the coronavirus.”
30 March, 2021
Industry Leaders Forum: Lee James, General Manager, Filta
Industry leaders share their plans and predictions for 2021.
15 March, 2021
Industry Leaders Forum: Liz Turner, COO, ISS Facility Services NZ
Industry leaders share their plans and predictions for 2021.
7 March, 2021
Industry Leaders Forum: Nick Garrety, New Zealand Regional Manager,Tennant
Industry leaders share their plans and predictions for 2021.
7 March, 2021
Union wants MIQ workers to receive living wage
Unite Union is calling on government and businesses to offer living wage to MIQ workers.
14 February, 2021
Hand hygiene top concern when returning to work, survey finds
Key high-contact surfaces to be mindful of on the daily commute or when back in the office.
2 December, 2020
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