Cleanzine: your weekly cleaning and hygiene industry newsletter 18th April 2024 Issue no. 1110
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New job opportunities as commercial cleaning company expands Cambridge operations
Contract and specialist cleaning company, Monthind, is expanding its contracts in the Cambridgeshire area and creating a number of new job opportunities across all sectors of the company's operations.
Monthind Clean has a strong foothold across East Anglia, being one of the region's leading independent contract cleaning companies.
With the recent acquisition of two East Anglian based businesses, securing the jobs of 45 employees and bringing the company's employee total to almost 1000, Monthind says its plans for further expansion and escalating geographical coverage signify the need for new recruits to join the company and its teams of dedicated specialist cleaners.
Monthind provides bespoke cleaning and maintenance services for a wide range of premises, meaning new recruits will be required for contracts in commercial offices, manufacturing and warehouse sites, schools and colleges, transportation terminals and public sites. Its specialist cleaning services division also meets the time critical and unique demands of local authorities and emergency services, which can include biohazard, waste management and forensic cleans.
"Our company's ethos is to deliver a first class cleaning service and the key factors driving our business are the quality of people we employ and our commitment to training, coupled with a sound management structure," says Director, Simon Biggs. "Our high staff retention rates and below average sickness records are testament to our responsibilities as employers, while our staff news announcements clearly indicate that we are proud of our employees and that we are dedicated to the self-development of individuals by providing high levels of training across every division."
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