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UK heatwave: Is there such a thing as it being too hot to work?

UK heatwave: Is there such a thing as it being too hot to work?
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As temperatures soar during a UK heatwave, workers in physically demanding roles are facing dangerous conditions. The article highlights the lack of specific labor laws regarding maximum working temperatures and how companies are adapting.

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Climate change is increasing the frequency of extreme weather, forcing a debate on workplace safety standards and labor rights.

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Image caption, Temperatures passed 33C in parts of the West on Wednesday, making working outside much harder than usual

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The article highlights the struggle of workers while acknowledging the economic constraints faced by business owners.

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