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The world’s sustainability agenda is at crisis point and the cleaning sector needs to play it’s part

UhUb and our clients are ensuring we are part of the solution Here at UhUb we committed to being an ethical business from day 1 in all that we do and espouse a ‘sustainability by degrees’ philosophy. Why? because we ...

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Zoom for improvement

David Sharp, CEO at International Workplace, believes there might have been a missed opportunity for employers in learning and development over the past year While it’s been a tremendous year for digital learning providers, there is plenty of evidence to ...

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Did you know UhUb is more than just its own cleaning skills training?

As excellent as that is, there is much more to UhUb. From a tailored fully flexible training tool to providing business intelligence, UhUb is a complete ‘out of the box’ Training & Engagement solution. With over 150,000 lessons completed in ...

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UK’s first ‘Laptop Library’ launches in London for underprivileged children

The CC Foundation has teamed up with Totality Services to offer children access to computers and IT training as over 80 per cent admit to having no access to tech The UK’s first-ever ‘Laptop Library’ has launched on June 2nd ...

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Training guards

The security guard role has become ever-more complex in the wake of evolving threats across digital and physical domains. This requires ever most specialist training, says Gemma Quirke – Chief Operating Officer (COO), Wilson James Over the past few years ...

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Clean standards

Joanne Gilliard, CEO of Jangro, discusses how training within the cleaning sector is more important than ever and the many benefits to be had by employers and employees alike According to recent research by the British Cleaning Council (BCC), there ...

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Improve your understanding of BS 8629 with Advanced

Fire protection solutions manufacturer Advanced, has launched two new courses to aid understanding of the BS 8629 Code of Practice recommendations and the EvacGo system designed to meet them. ‘A Guide to Meeting BS 8629’ is a continuing professional development ...

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MGS appoints first automatic door engineer apprentices

MGS is delighted to announce it has become one of the first employers within the automatic door industry to enrol two apprentices under the new Apprenticeship Scheme for Automatic pedestrian door engineers. The new Apprenticeship Standard “Powered Pedestrian Door Installer ...

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Adaptive learning

Darren Hockley, Managing Director of eLearning provider, DeltaNet International on ensuring your training is innovative and accessible in 2021 and beyond It’s safe to say that 2020 was a challenging year for business. From the unprecedented switch to homeworking for ...

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ROCKWOOL develops CPD in response to flat roof fire risk challenges

CPD advises on improving fire performance in the fifth façade ROCKWOOL has launched a new CPD (Continuing Professional Development) module to help roofing contractors and specifiers mitigate fire risk in flat roofs. The new module has been developed by the ...

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