Keeping costs low is imperative when working with public funding, but if you want to save money long-term, avoid cutting corners when it comes to keeping your facility germ-free and operating smoothly.
- A study conducted by a nonprofit organization in the Netherlands found that “When the office environment is more polluted (less surface cleanliness and higher particle counts), employees experience lower productivity.”1
- While unexpected absences lower productivity, creating indirect costs, overtime paid to people covering the shifts of sick employees is a direct hit to your budget
- In addition to cleanliness/maintenance, indoor air quality is one of the biggest contributors to creating a healthy workplace.2
Your cleaning supplies could actually create additional indoor pollutants. Use environmentally friendly, nontoxic products instead.3
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