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Unilever Professional is a trusted partner for businesses in South Africa, offering innovative and effective cleaning and hygiene solutions. As part of the global Unilever family, Unilever Professional leverages well-known brands like OMO, Sunlight, Domestos, and Handy Andy to meet the needs of South African businesses across diverse industries.
From hotels and restaurants to healthcare facilities and office spaces, our products are designed to deliver superior cleaning power, ensuring a better clean, better business.
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As South Africa continues to align with global health standards, sanitisation is no longer just a matter of compliance—it’s an essential practice for safeguarding the health and safety of employees, customers, and communities alike. Unilever Professional shares six key sanitisation strategies that organisations across various sectors should adopt to maintain safe and hygienic environments.
As "Thank Your Cleaner Day" is celebrated this week, organisations are encouraged to take the time to acknowledge and appreciate their cleaning staff. Simple gestures like bonuses, training, and heartfelt thank-you notes can significantly enhance their morale and productivity.
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