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JANGRO UNVEILS NEW LAUNCHES Find out what’s happening over the hedge at Jangro.
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FROM TOP TO BOTTOM People often perceive the health and hygiene of a
washroom as an accurate reflection of the overall facility, says Jangro CEO Joanne Gilliard.
RECYCLING & WASTE MANAGEMENT
STAMP OF APPROVAL Atalian Servest and the Post Office have spent the
last four years building a relationship resulting in the duo winning an accolade at the illustrious Partners in FM.
REGULARS
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WHAT’S NEW All the latest news and product releases from the
FM world.
10 QUESTIONS WITH... In each issue we ask an FM professional the
Tomorrow’s FM 10 Questions. This month we spoke to Ian Flanagan, CEO at RFM Group.
FOOD & DRINK
CATERING TO THE NEW The days of instant coffees and stale croissants
are over. Only businesses that innovate and stay fresh in such a tough climate will conquer, explains Gather & Gather MD Allister Richards.
ARE YOU QUITE WELL? How can a contract catering offering help to make
a positive impact on staff wellbeing in the workplace? Blue Apple Catering looks at the details.
CLEANING
TAKING CLEANING TO NEW HEIGHTS Paul Casson, Technical Field Manager at Rentokil
Specialist Hygiene, outlines the essentials to consider when cleaning above ground.
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A FLUID APPROACH Arvia discusses the importance of water reuse in
the face of diminishing supplies. TRAINING & CPD
A FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPMENT Tim Hysom, Account Director at Anabas,
discusses why training, whilst not without its challenges, should be an ongoing journey based on the individuals in your business.
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