UK report looks at the impact of heat on workplaces
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The Physiological Society warns that UK workplaces aren't adapting fast enough to protect workers from increasing heat linked to climate change. The report calls on the British government to take action to safeguard worker health, well-being, and productivity on job sites.
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London — Workplace adaptations are “lagging behind the speed at which the climate is changing,” the Physiological Society contends in a new report. The report identifies the areas in which the British government can make better progress to protect the health, well-being and productivity of workers…
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