Professional Commercial & Office Cleaning in North Las Vegas, NV

A healthy workplace is cultivated with good habits and employee buy-in to the process. Studies have shown these to be some of the dirtiest things in an office: elevator buttons, office phones, water fountains, computer keyboards, vending machine buttons and the microwave door handles, to name a few. Regular cleaning of these items and common areas reduce the spread of germs and potentially harmful germs. The following is a list of things that help reduce the spread of germs in an office. Employee Hand Washing It should come as no surprise that the biggest contributor to infections is improper hand hygiene. Even though this is a lesson taught early in life, many people just do not wash their hands properly. As an employer, posting signs in the wash rooms often helps. Sick Employees Coming to Work When employees are sick, its better they stay at home to get better as this promotes wellness across the office. When sick people congregate in confined spaces, they tend to get sick at a faster rate. In addition, a clean workplace often has less absenteeism. A report by Pricewaterhouse Coopers commissioned by Medibank Health revealed that absenteeism cost the Australian economy $7 billion each year. Ensuring the cleanliness of your workplace contributes to the good health of your employees, resulting in fewer sick days.