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5 Tips for Improving Hygiene and Reducing Operating Costs
By GP PRO
Helping to ensure a healthy and safe workplace in the age of COVID requires an investment in elevated hygiene practices. For many businesses that were hit hard financially by the pandemic, it can be difficult to know if the investment is worth it. Sure, improved hygiene will prepare them to safely re-open their doors to employees and guests; but it’s not likely enough to keep the doors open and the business profitable. Undoubtedly, then, many businesses are looking at ways to cut costs and reduce operating expenses.
In an article published in Cleaning & Maintenance Management magazine, Julie Howard, GP PRO’s vice president and general manager of its towel, skin care, and air care categories, offers five tips to help businesses both improve hygiene and reduce expenses so they can safely reopen without breaking the bank.
Helping to ensure a healthy and safe workplace in the age of COVID requires an investment in elevated hygiene practices. For many businesses that were hit hard financially by the pandemic, it can be difficult to know if the investment is worth it. Sure, improved hygiene will prepare them to safely re-open their doors to employees and guests; but it’s not likely enough to keep the doors open and the business profitable. Undoubtedly, then, many businesses are looking at ways to cut costs and reduce operating expenses.
In an article published in Cleaning & Maintenance Management magazine, Julie Howard, GP PRO’s vice president and general manager of its towel, skin care, and air care categories, offers five tips to help businesses both improve hygiene and reduce expenses so they can safely reopen without breaking the bank.
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