UK offices will no longer be fit for purpose, warn lawyers at Harrison Clark Rickerbys (HCR), unless the commercial property sector acts quickly to respond to the changing work patterns brought about by Covid-19.
The training and certification body for safety is calling for a government health campaign urging employers to improve workplace controls to help combat the new COVID variant.
It’s critical to recognise that we all share the responsibility for minimising infection and contamination in the workplace. Now everyone has a role to play supporting the cleanliness and the prevention of spreading infection in the ‘new normal’.
The global pandemic has forced us to rethink the way we live our daily lives, both at home and at work, accelerating some of the trends that had started shaping up way before 2020.
A majority of the UK workforce (71 per cent) does not feel completely safe working in their employer’s buildings, according to new research by building technology company, Honeywell.
Churchill Group has secured a three-year contract with Ravensbourne University London to provide cleaning services and implement its PRISM workplace hygiene programme.
