Working in extreme heat? Know your rights under Ontario law.
Q: I work outdoors and despite the temperature reaching more than 40 C with the humidex, my job remained open. Can I refuse to work in a heat wave without compromising my job if I’m worried about my health?
A: In Ontario, most employees have the right to refuse work if they believe the conditions are a threat to their health or safety.
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