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How Hot Is Too Hot to Work? Report Calls for Heat Protections for B.C. Workers
Researchers say a clear trigger temperature would require water, shade and paid rest breaks before workers face dangerous heat.
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Too hot to ignore: B.C. workers should not have to choose between their health and their livelihoods
As B.C. announces heat warnings, thousands of workers once again report to jobs where dangerous temperatures are simply part of the work day. Across the province, people will pour concrete, harvest crops, deliver packages, prepare food in overheated kitchens, staff warehouses, and perform countless other essential jobs while temperatures climb to hazardous levels.
·Vancouver, Canada
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