Daytime cleanliness: benefits for all!
The health crisis has demonstrated the essential nature of the cleaning professions. There was a before and an after.
The importance of the work done by cleaners is a fact that everyone is aware of today. As links in the chain and key players in safe, healthy environments, the visibility of cleaners has become reassuring and essential.
With this in mind, more and more services are now being provided on a continuous basis, instead of working staggered hours (early in the morning, or at the end of the day). Strongly committed to this approach, Onet looks back at the advantages of daytime working, summarizing in turn the benefits for everyone.
- Friday, August 12, 2022
- - Onet
For our customers: fluidity & efficiency
Daytime working isn't just about planning and managing schedules. It's also about being able to feedback on performance in real time. Regulation is made easier. It's easier to monitor the activity of cleaning staff. Recognition of their work is direct and more important. Working during the day also encourages recruitment and skills upgrading. Reduced absenteeism and staff turnover are also among the many benefits for our customers. This evolution of work in this field also enables us to deploy a service logic with the development of other associated services.
For their users: exchange, responsiveness & continuity
Daytime cleaning services can be upgraded in real time. Adjustments can be made thanks to exchanges between cleaners and occupants. It also means greater responsiveness and the possibility of providing additional services. These are multiple benefits for our customers, and ultimately for users. Better visibility of the service provided is also reassuring for users.
For our cleaners: job satisfaction & improved quality of life
The changeover to daytime working enables cleaning operatives to work during traditional working hours, i.e. when customers are present, at "office hours" that are continuous and compatible with family and social life. For example, this is compatible with public transport timetables: car use can be reduced. The schedules are also compatible with the opening of crèches and schools.
From a social point of view: it's a real improvement in the quality of life for cleaners. It creates links. As Noura Zegar, Team Leader, Onet propreté et Services - Agen, points out, " Before, we were alone, we didn't see anyone. Now it's a change. We see the staff, we're in contact with them. There's a big difference. I'd rather be seen than not seen.
Working during the day is also a definite benefit in the public transport sector: "A concrete example is the public transport system of Greater Avignon, which has introduced this practice".
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