A clean, organized office environment is about more than surface-level appearance. When you prioritize cleaning, you can create a space your employees actually want to be. With a clean and pleasant office to work in, they’re more likely to feel comfortable and free to do their best work. This can lead to higher morale, reduced turnover, and even greater productivity.
Additionally, a cluttered and disorganized workspace is bad for more than morale—it affects your building, too. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help prevent damage and deterioration, extending the lifespan of the space.
But how do you develop an effective office cleaning schedule, and what goes into one? How can you tell which tasks need to be completed daily, weekly, or monthly? Keep reading to learn everything you need to know.