Plumbed in water coolers Subject to Cuts in Hospitals

We’re all more than aware of the cuts that have been made in recent months, across the public sector, to help rectify the effects of the recession on the UK, and worldwide. For many, this has unfortunately meant being made redundant, and for others, changes have been made to their office environment, such as cutting costs with a plumbed in water cooler instead of a bottled machine, sometimes even getting rid of this necessity all together.
A recent report in the Irish Independent told of the water cooler units now being removed from hospital waiting rooms, with the Mid-Western Regional Hospital, Letterkenny General Hospital and Sligo General Hospital being the first, in possibly a large number of healthcare facilities, to suffer the cut-backs. Others are sticking with their plumbed in water cooler, as staff and patients alike need to be refreshed at regular intervals throughout their working and waiting lives.
If you have been directly affected by these cut-backs, in Ireland’s hospitals or elsewhere, please do let us know what your experience has been by sending us an email, or leaving a comment at the bottom of our blog. Or, if you’d like more information on getting a plumbed in water cooler for your home or office, we’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Robert Laughton

Robert Laughton

Rob Laughton is an established part of the UK water industry and has business interests in drinking water products.

He is actively involved in the self-regulatory associations which work to keep strict standards within the UK water industry.

His related water businesses are listed on www.drinkingwaters.co.uk and include The Water Delivery Company - Londons' largest independent plumbed water cooler supplier.
 

One Response to Plumbed in water coolers Subject to Cuts in Hospitals

  1. Water Coolers East Midlands Water Coolers East Midlands says:

    Informative information your are sharing with us.keep it up!

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