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UK 25C maximum workplace temperature law update as unions blast conditions
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The UK currently has no legally enforceable maximum temperature for workplaces, with existing guidance recommending that workplaces should be at a "reasonable" temperature, but not specifying an exact figure. This lack of clarity has led to concerns over worker safety and well-being, particularly during periods of extreme heat. The call for a 25C maximum temperature law reflects growing concerns about the impact of heat on workplace health and productivity.
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UK 25C maximum workplace temperature law update as unions blast conditions
A new petition is calling on the UK Government to introduce a legally binding maximum workplace temperature of 25C, as Britain bakes in record-breaking heat topping 38°C
25 Jun, 14:28