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Heatwave prompts Italy's delivery riders to strike for extra rights

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Heatwave prompts Italy's delivery riders to strike for extra rights
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Delivery riders in several Italian cities are striking to demand better working conditions and health protections during extreme summer heatwaves. Local authorities in Milan have already implemented restrictions on delivery hours, while unions across Europe are pushing for broader safety protocols.

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It highlights the growing tension between the gig economy and labor rights in the context of climate change-induced extreme weather.

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Image source, AFP via Getty Images By Paul Kirby Europe digital editor Published 3 hours ago Delivery riders are to strike in several Italian cities on Wednesday, calling for better working conditions in the intense summer heat.

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The article reports on labor actions and government responses neutrally, citing multiple sources and regions without taking a side.

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