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April 25, 2024

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Department of Labor Finalizes Overtime Rule

DOL has issued a final rule that alters overtime regulations.

FTC Bans Noncompete Clauses

April 24, 2024

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Rising Whooping Cough Cases Spotlights Need for Boosters and Vaccinations

Health experts call for vaccinations as cases rise globally.

Registration Now Open for 2024 Business Growth Strategies Conference

April 23, 2024

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WHO Outlines New Terms for Germs That Transmit Through the Air

The report is a significant development as it means different industries and professionals can now communicate with a common language.

UMF Reveals Top Hygiene Specialist

April 22, 2024

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Earth Day 2024

Earth Day Reminds Us of Our Impact on the Environment

In the cleaning industry, a heightened urgency exists to enact impactful environmental changes.

California Committee Passes 2,000 Square Feet Production-Rate Bill


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How the CDC’s New Security Strategy Will Manage Emerging Health Threats

The U.S. plans to work together with the international community to achieve global health security.

Why the Industry Needs Your Support to Advance Cleaning

Challenges Drag Out Lead Pipe Replacement

As states continue to inventory lead pipes, full replacement deadlines are decades away.

Labor Department Creates Search Tool for ‘Lost’ Retirement Savings

Register for ISSA’s LEED v5 Webinar & Submit Your Comments to USGBC

Another State Blocks Heat Protections for Workers

Florida joins Texas in halting local attempts to create protective rules.

Washing Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Down the Drain Failed to Stop Spread in Hospitals

New study finds transmission risk of multidrug-resistant bacteria appeared highest in hospital sinks.

CDC Quickens Ability to Respond to Health Threats

ISSA Announces Latest Round of CIMS Advanced by GBAC Certifications

New Ruling Aims to Cut PFAS from U.S. Government Custodial Contracts

According to a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) press release, the Biden-Harris Administration is directing U.S. government contractors to purchase cleaning products for federal buildings that are free of toxic “forever chemicals.”

What States Accumulated the Highest Fines for Workplace Safety Violations

More than $1B has been issued in penalties for safety breaches since 2014.

Registration Now Open for the ISSA Hygieia Networking & Leadership Conference in Ohio