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    lhmu.org.au/lhmu/campaigns/Clean_Start/news_1172098930_ - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 2/22/2007    Last Visited: 12/12/2007  

    Alan Hardcastle, the editor of InClean, has used his widely read blog to tell the industry that the OWS, has lent its support to Clean Start: Fair Deal for Cleaners.

    Join the LHMU Cleaners Union today

    " The Office of Workplace Services (OWS) has launched a targeted education and compliance campaign focusing on the Australian cleaning industry.

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    cleaningcontractors.com.au/index_files/preferred-suppli - [Cached Version]
    Last Visited: 7/7/2009  

    Alan Hardcastle 02 4267 3566

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    lhmu.org.au/lhmu/campaigns/Clean_Start/news_1145054378_ - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 4/15/2006    Last Visited: 12/12/2007  

    Alan Hardcastle, the editor and publisher of the trade journal for the industry InClean , says that standards in the industry are fast dropping away, but top decision makers are looking the other way.

    "What is an already highly competitive industry could devour itself in this dog-eat-dog environment," Alan Hardcastle, told the Weekend Australian.

    The Weekend Australian quotes Hardcastle in a long article Taken to the Cleaners previewing the launch, this Thursday, of the Clean Start - Fair Deal for Cleaners campaign.

    Cleaners suffer from hard ball tactics

    Hardcastle says a typical tactic from some property owners and managers is to tell the cleaning company it has won the contract, then demand it drop the per-hour cleaning rate from $25 an hour to $19 or $20 (which isn't enough to pay award wages as well as superannuation and workers' compensation).

    "The contractor is then left to give up that contract or fall in line," Hardcastle says.
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    "The fact everyone understands but no one acknowledges is that the quality of cleaning will not meet the standards set out in the tender document," Hardcastle says.

    But some companies make such unreasonable demands that reputable contractors avoid them, he says.

    "It is commonplace in the industry for reputable cleaning contractors to state that they will not deal with ... property owner-managers [who] have unreasonable expectations of what can be done for the price they offer," he says.

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    Published on: 5/6/2000    Last Visited: 7/2/2001  

    Name : Alan Hardcastle , Inclean MagazineE-mail : sibbay@ozemail.com.auCity : AustraliaHomepage : http : //www.incleanmag.com.au/Found us by : Word of MouthComment : The technical advice is an excellent service.

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    ::: CLEANPOINT ::: - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 6/21/2005    Last Visited: 10/5/2005  

    Alan Hardcastle

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    For more information: contact Alan Hardcastle, INCLEAN magazine, on +61 (0) 2 4267 3566, fax +61 (0) 2 4268 1469 or email contact@incleanmag.com.au

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    Last Visited: 6/29/2009  

    Pictures of the winners can be viewed on the Image Gallery on the right of this page, compliments of Alan Hardcastle, Inclean Magazine.

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    Fed Gvt agency backing Clean Start : Leading industry... - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 12/25/2007    Last Visited: 10/2/2008  

    Alan Hardcastle, the editor of InClean, has used his widely read blog to tell the industry that the OWS, has lent its support to Clean Start: Fair Deal for Cleaners.

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    LHMU: LHMU News: Dog-eat-dog environment devouring... - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 4/15/2006    Last Visited: 5/2/2006  

    Alan Hardcastle, the editor and publisher of the trade journal for the industry InClean , says that standards in the industry are fast dropping away, but top decision makers are looking the other way.

    "What is an already highly competitive industry could devour itself in this dog-eat-dog environment," Alan Hardcastle, told the Weekend Australian.
    ...
    Hardcastle says a typical tactic from some property owners and managers is to tell the cleaning company it has won the contract, then demand it drop the per-hour cleaning rate from $25 an hour to $19 or $20 (which isn't enough to pay award wages as well as superannuation and workers' compensation).

    "The contractor is then left to give up that contract or fall in line," Hardcastle says."The person who suffers is the cleaner, who is expected to do more in less time."

    Quality of cleaning will not meet the tender documents

    "The fact everyone understands but no one acknowledges is that the quality of cleaning will not meet the standards set out in the tender document," Hardcastle says.

    But some companies make such unreasonable demands that reputable contractors avoid them, he says.

    "It is commonplace in the industry for reputable cleaning contractors to state that they will not deal with ... property owner-managers [who] have unreasonable expectations of what can be done for the price they offer," he says.

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    Testimonials - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 10/24/2006    Last Visited: 1/13/2009  

    Alan Hardcastle, Editor, Inclean Magazine (Australia): "I am very impressed with Mulberry.

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    Published on: 11/20/2006    Last Visited: 12/27/2007  

    Alan Hardcastle 02 4267 3566

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