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City firms send workers home as heatwave melts London
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The UK is experiencing an unusually hot summer, with temperatures in June surpassing previous records, and London has been particularly affected. This heatwave has raised concerns about the impact of high temperatures on workplace productivity and employee well-being, prompting some companies to reassess their work arrangements. The decision by major firms to allow remote work is likely a precautionary measure to mitigate the effects of the heatwave on their employees' health and comfort.
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City firms send workers home as heatwave melts London
City firms have told their workers to stay away from the office this week as London is hit with a record June heatwave. Several multinational companies headquartered in the Square Mile have advised their employees to consider remote work in a bid to dodge the sweltering heat. Banking giant JP Morgan Chase is the biggest [...]
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