But what would our world be like without cleaners?
Cleanliness usually goes unnoticed. So do those who work tirelessly for our taken-for-granted comfort and safety.
We strive to make our cleaning staff feel the appreciation that their work deserves.
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For most people cleaners go unnoticed. While we occasionally have casual talks with other
workers, it’s as if cleaners were invisible: we
don’t say hello to them in the elevator, we don’t even say a few words to them when they are
actually emptying our bins or vacuuming round us.
Unfortunately it is generally true that many don’t appreciate or even look down on the work
of the cleaner.
We would like to change that.
Cleaners deserve so much more than that.
They are essential for us to live the comfortable and safe life that we take for granted.
We appreciate the dedication and hard work of all cleaners!
Order and cleanliness is far from being a natural state, in the background we always find the person who created those circumstances. The person who is happy when their conscientious work is noticed and appreciated. The person who is just as proud of their job as a doctor or a teacher and does their job with the same passion.
Just as we appreciate cleanliness, each cleaner deserves our appreciation
too.
Nowadays it is more true than ever as their job is a matter of life and death. Just as
during any other pandemic, they have worked through
the coronavirus pandemic and stood their ground heroically. They clean and disinfect
hospitals, transport vehicles and office buildings so
that everyone can work, travel and recover in a safe environment.
We appreciate the dedication and hard work of all cleaners!
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MRS ANTAL BORDÁS, PIROSKA
Piroska works as a hospital cleaner in Budapest, easing the burdens caused by the coronavirus. Meet her and three other everyday heroines who all do their utmost to keep us safe and clean!
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MRS ISTVÁN KONKOLY, MARIKA
‘When I decided I would do cleaning, first I discussed it with my family’, said Mrs István Konkoly, Marika. ‘My husband supported me all along, he encouraged me to try it and see for myself if I liked it and wanted to carry on.
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MRS ISTVÁN JÁVORCSIK
Mrs István Jávorcsik gets on the bus almost at the front of her house and sets out on her ride to work at a quarter to 3. If the traffic is not heavy, she gets to Budapest by half past 4 already.
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