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London Evening Standard·3 min read·medium

How heatwaves are burning a hole in London’s economy

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Lucy Tobin
How heatwaves are burning a hole in London’s economy
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Extreme heatwaves in London are negatively impacting labor productivity and the local economy, costing an estimated £440 million. Unions are calling for stricter workplace temperature regulations as businesses face operational disruptions and reduced foot traffic.

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Climate change is increasingly creating tangible economic costs and labor challenges for major urban centers.

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The article emphasizes the perspective of workers' rights campaigners and unions regarding heat safety.

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