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Have you ever wondered what a Pest Control Technician does? Or a Field Biologist? Its actually more than just removing rats and mice from basements and ticking things off on a clipboard. Read the posts written by our colleagues to find out more.

Ants at My Door – Ticks in My Kitchen

Vladimir for jcehrlich.com | March 23, 2012
I don’t really have ants at my door or ticks in my kitchen but this is a likely scenario many home and business owners will soon be contending with, if they aren’t already. While not many people are complaining about a mild winter – I mean come on, who truly missed snow removal?- the flip [...]

From Bugs to Bowling

Danusia for rentokil.com | March 13, 2012
It is time for me to bid Rentokil farewell. After six years of working for the business, I’m moving on to pastures new and my last day in the office is tomorrow. Naturally I’m extremely excited about the opportunity, but I’m really going to miss all of my colleagues and the many friends I have made at [...]

Rentokil Runners lopen de Marathon Rotterdam voor de Schildklierstichting

Anneke for rentokil.nl | March 12, 2012
(Please Scroll Down For English Translation) Op zondag 15 april loop ik, samen met 23 sportieve collega’s, de Marathon Rotterdam voor de Schildklierstichting. We lopen de Business Estafette wat inhoud dat je met een team van 4 lopers samen de marathon loopt. Elke loper loopt dus iets meer dan 10 km. De meeste collega’s zijn [...]

How Personalised is Your Personal Office Space?

Danusia for rentokil.co.uk | February 7, 2012
Stop what you’re doing right now and take a look at your desk. What can you see? Are you in a cubicle devoid of personal effects, or do you have a massive desk and a window overlooking rolling fields with more family photos, papers and inspiring quotes found on your everyday (or perhaps overseas!) travels [...]

How Mild Winters Affect Pests

Vladimir for jcehrlich.com | January 27, 2012
It’s January in the age of climate change and pests or pest control are not likely topics that people are discussing. But they should be. Partly because of what winter used to represent, and partly because winter, and it’s curious bedfellow - unseasonably warm winters - are simply throwing us curveballs week after week. Sometimes several times a week. Recent snowfall has disappeared barely leaving [...]