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Sensors, early starts: how Spain keeps working when heat hits - The Economic Times
Spain is adapting workplaces to extreme heat as climate change intensifies weather patterns. Workers now use heat-monitoring wristbands and adjust schedules to avoid dangerous temperatures. New laws mandate employers to adapt working days and conditions during heat alerts. Companies face increased fines for heat-related workplace infractions and safety violations. Some workers still endure extreme heat, relying on personal coping strategies.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Sensors, early starts: how Spain keeps working when heat hits - The Economic Times
Spain is adapting workplaces to extreme heat as climate change intensifies weather patterns. Workers now use heat-monitoring wristbands and adjust schedules to avoid dangerous…
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thelocal.es
Sensors and early starts: how Spain keeps working when heat hits
The morning sun beats down on Antonio Reina as he tends to a public garden in Barcelona, but he works reassured that a simple wristband protects him in the summer heat.
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dawn.com
Wristbands with sensors and early starts: How Spain keeps working when the heat hits
Employers must have a protocol to adapt working conditions if the state weather agency issues its two highest heat alerts.