Cleaning Workers

Workplaces Cleaners

Because of the nature of the work you do, you will often come into contact with different clients and colleagues. Some of these people may be friends, family or work colleagues. In some cases, this may become a regular social or work network. Over time, the shared experience of working somewhere can build up over time into a trusting relationship between cleaner and cleaner-on-the-job. When this relationship is negatively impacted, it can have a huge impact on your well-being. This is where we may be able to help.

Union for Cleaning Workers

If you are not part of a non-political union, you may wish to get support from The Workers Union. They have supported cleaning operatives and workers in the cleaning industry and can offer assistance to workers’ rights issues. The union also works to support and defend the interests of cleaners through one-to-one support and will endeavor to hold employers to account.

Conclusion

As a cleaner you will have various challenges and responsibilities on the job. The best way to deal with these challenges is to speak to a cleaning expert to find out what you can do. Cleaning is not only about cleaning. It’s also about organization, safety, health and ensuring a clean environment does not impact the quality of life for your clients or co-workers. As a cleaner you can help improve the quality of life for many people in your community. As a cleaner you can make a real difference. The good news is that with a little support, you can hit the ground running and make a real difference.