A restaurant’s success is not based solely off the quality of the food, rather the entire guest experience. When visiting a restaurant, a guest relies on their sense of smell, taste and sight to dictate their experience. Guests consider the atmosphere, cleanliness, service and food when thinking about their visit. The experiences had at a… Continue reading Opening a New Restaurant? Read this first!
Understanding Hepatitis With so many diseases at large, globally, it proves to be challenging to fully understand and comprehend all the associated risks when talking about disease contraction. Hepatitis is one such disease where most individuals are not fully aware of the risks and potential exposure they face in their daily life. To better combat… Continue reading World Hepatitis Awareness Day
Understanding Hepatitis With so many diseases at large, globally, it proves to be challenging to fully understand and comprehend all the associated risks when talking about disease contraction. Hepatitis is one such disease where most individuals are not fully aware of the risks and potential exposure they face in their daily life. To better combat… Continue reading Washrooms are a Danger Zone for Hepatitis
Inclusivity in Public Washrooms As times change so must our environments. Since using the washroom is a necessity for all, Citron Hygiene moves to advocate for inclusivity. There is much awareness to be made as to how many within our population feel their needs are not met in public washrooms. For example, the United States… Continue reading Inclusive Washroom Spaces Require Inclusive Thought
The Free the Tampon Initiative is a widespread movement taking North America by storm! The initiative places accountability on government agencies to address the right, need, and growing demand for free menstrual care products. The movement towards supplying menstrual care products has been growing and gaining momentum: a survey completed by Proctor & Gamble found… Continue reading Free the Tampon Initiative
Preventing Illness & Improving Hygiene in Schools With the new school year about to start, teachers will be busy preparing their lesson plans, classroom supplies, and getting themselves back into school-mode. Potential Health Effects of Teaching Teaching is a stressful profession, with 61% of those surveyed by the American Federation of Teachers saying they “always … Continue reading School Environments Affect Teacher Wellness
Summer Maintenance Projects for Your Business Summertime often causes work to slow down with people using their saved vacation time. While key employees are away, projects are put off, and the stream of tasks is taken down a notch or two. Letting staff out early on Fridays is a common practice during summer too. Americans… Continue reading Summertime is Maintenance Time
The Time Cost of Poor Employee Retention Every business wants to grow, but part of that means maintaining a group of happy, engaged employees to make it happen and take care of customers. Unfortunately, retaining employees can be difficult. In Canada, the turnover rate is 16%, while in the United States it is 13%, with… Continue reading Why Employee Retention Matters
Embracing National Safety Month June tends to mark the beginning of summer; however, it is also a great time to invest in the workplace, as June is National Safety Month! Having an injury and illness prevention plan is key in keeping workplaces safe and healthy. By creating plans based on industry and the hazards likely… Continue reading Preparation Makes Businesses Safer
Hand Hygiene in Healthcare Hand hygiene in healthcare settings is crucial to the health and wellbeing of patients and staff. Taking care of patients, their families, and keeping up with demanding work are stressful enough, and the risk of infections spreading only adds to this. Facilities can make infection prevention easier for employees by providing… Continue reading Better Hand Hygiene Increases Patient Safety
