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Britain could get 'too hot to work' rules and mandatory air con

Extreme heat has prompted ministers to look 'closely' at how to protect Britons

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independent.co.uk1 mese fa

What is the UK’s maximum working temperature? Everything you need to know

UK Met Office issued a rare red alert for extreme heat exceeding 38°C Wednesday-Thursday, threatening to break June's 1976 record of 35.6°C. Employers face no legal temperature mandates but must conduct health-risk assessments; the Climate Change Committee is pushing for regulatory standards as climate volatility grows.

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theguardian.com1 mese fa

‘It’s dangerous’: how UK schools, care homes and other workplaces are coping in soaring heat

Extreme weather is affecting people in areas from schools and care homes to construction sites – with workers urging leaders to take problem seriously

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Britain could get 'too hot to work' rules and mandatory air con

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What is the UK’s maximum working temperature? Everything you need to know

‘It’s dangerous’: how UK schools, care homes and other workplaces are coping in soaring heat

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