As your employees start re-entering the workplace, we know that your number one priority will be to ensure that they stay safe and well.
With the latest government guidelines advising that we should all be wearing face coverings in the majority of public indoor settings and any enclosed space where social distancing is not possible, providing your workforce with effective PPE will be integral to helping them feel protected and reassured, and keeping your business COVID-secure.
We understand that sourcing appropriate PPE can be a minefield, which is why we’ve done the hard work for you.
Our high quality, approved products are supplied by trusted, vetted UK suppliers so when you order PPE from us, you can be confident that your employees will be getting the best protection, providing the peace of mind we all need at this challenging time.
Find out more about our Employee PPE Products
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Harnessing Neurodiverse Talent in the Workplace
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