With the country slowly starting
to return to a new form of normalcy and the food industry starting to recover,
it is becoming more important than ever to observe good hygiene practices in
the workplace.
Maintaining good hygiene in the
hospitality workplace is expected, especially if you are working with food. By
performing personal hygiene and implementing hygiene standards with staff you
can gain your customers' trust. Due diligence must be taken, not only to comply
with health and safety laws but also to ensure the safety of both the employees
and consumers. According to the government, additional procedures must be put
in place to manage the risk. Professional health, safety and hygiene training
for staff are also essential in maintaining a safer working environment, which
is ultimately better for business!
By not upholding hygiene
practices, the business is at risk of producing unhygienic food and other
produce, which ultimately lead to bad reviews and damaged reputations. This is
especially important when you are operating during the COVID-19 epidemic and
need to either regain or re-establish the trust of your customers, who are all
still very wary of ordering food.
In addition to company policies,
observe cleanliness and personal hygiene to protect yourself and those around
you. Good personal hygiene practices help to prevent bacteria from spreading.
Thorough hand washing is a priority, particularly before handling and preparing
food. Personal protective clothing should also be worn to minimise the spread
of dirt and bacteria.
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