US EditionRules for Working in Heat in Other Countries
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ROM/MADRID/ZAGREB. From sun-sailing to cooling, to the work ban at noon: S ble countries such as Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey must protect the employed and, in general, the population from always too high temperatures.
From sun sails to rooms for cooling down to work bans at noon: Southern countries such as Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey must protect employees and the general population from too high temperatures from time to time. In some countries there are legal requirements, others rely on long established measures such as siesta, closed shops in the midday hours and longer work in the evening. An overview:
Extreme temperatures increasingly lead to extreme working conditions, sometimes also in Luxembourg. How do countries in Europe legislate on this point?
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