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How to keep up with good hand hygiene at the office

In today’s workplace, office employees touch many surfaces in the office every day, making it essential to practice proper hand hygiene in the office. Office staff should wash their hands frequently and properly throughout the day, but especially:  

After nose-blowing, coughing or sneezing
Before and after preparing food and eating
After using the toilet or touching trash
Ensure that you provide your employees with a clean, well-stocked handwashing facility and hand sanitizer.

You can promote proper hand hygiene in your office in several ways, including posting signs near the sinks, restrooms and other high-traffic areas in the facility.

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Cleaning your office for a healthier workplace

Office workers can contract viruses and illnesses by touching contaminated surfaces, so high-touch points should be frequently cleaned and disinfected to help reduce the spread of infection.

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