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Volume 79, Issue 10
1 October 1979
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Review Article| October 01 1979

Special report — factory cleaning and maintenance Available to Purchase

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Online ISSN: 3049-5946
Print ISSN: 0007-6929
© MCB UP Limited
1979
Industrial Management (1979) 79 (10): 19–29.
https://doi.org/10.1108/eb056998

Health and safety regulations apart, there are sound economic reasons for keeping the workplace clean and tidy — and a comprehensive range of products and services to meet the need.

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