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Sustainable Development and Society The Green Cleaning approach designs a program to get everyone who uses a building involved in making it a healthier place in which to work. The outcomes achieved from a successful Green Cleaning contract include: • An optimized cleaning program that is responsive to individual occupant needs, • A cleaner, healthier work environment, • A responsive janitorial staff, • An increase in worker productivity; • A decrease in absenteeism due to illness, • An improvement in building safety, • An enhancement of the self-respect for the individual janitorial professionals and their team, • A more proactive understanding by building occupants of how a building is David Stone Martin, “Electrification,” GSA Fine Arts Program. maintained and what is occurring in the facility where they spend more that one-third of their lives. NISH has created a comprehensive Green Cleaning Seminar for Federal Government Agencies and NPAs associated with the JWOD Program. The seminar is offered several times per year on a national basis through the NISH Training Department. Additionally, onsite seminars may be requested by Federal Government agencies or NPAs. There is no charge for NISHsponsored training and technical assistance for agencies participating in the JWOD Program. For more information, contact Blaine Robinson at brobinson@nish.org. 93
Sustainable Development and Society Case Studies and Strategies • Well-Being and the Service Worker • The Greening of the Pentagon • Measuring and Reporting Sustainability Principles • Ethics In Action Hugh Pearce Botts, “Construction Workers,” GSA Fine Arts Program.
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