Most of the certifications dealing with hygiene in food industry requires handwashing signs, especially in toilets.
Ben Chapman, Barfblog, a blog dedicated to food hygiene, explains why such signs are useless.
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If you want workers to be compliant with handwashing, the best way is the example. Managers should wash their own hands regularly.
“Handwashing signs in restrooms don’t matter; washing hands matters.”
