ASSOCIATIONS CLEANING & SUPPORT SERVICES ASSOCIATION JOIN US FOR REAL CLEANING POWER
The CSSA is the leading trade association for the cleaning and support services industry. We represent both large and small companies throughout the UK that employ around 250,000 staff.
The CSSA is a highly effective and active association that offers its members a range of invaluable services and continually works to promote outsourced services to government and a wider audience.
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The CSSA brand is respected both within the industry and beyond. Tender documents are increasing asking for evidence of industry affliation. CSSA members can respond with confidence in the knowledge that they have access to advice and guidance on key issues.
If you would like more information about the benefits of CSSA membership please email:
lcasey@cleaningassoc.org or visit the CSSA website:
www.cleaningindustry.org
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