ahead, many workers may have the luxury of being an air conditioned work bases but it s getting to and from work will be difficult. talk us through the situation? pm? through the situation? any manager through the situation? any manager should through the situation? any manager should ask - through the situation? my manager should ask what through the situation? jifiy manager should ask what will enable my colleagues to do the best we can that will be very difficult when temperatures are likely to reach over 30 and into the lower a0 degrees, you have to think about what s going to enable my people to do their best work. what will keep them comfortable, listen to them comfortable, listen to them and give them good advice allow them to work at home with the option as existing, if you have two work outside if you are a postal worker, apply some common sense because the law doesn t give guide, make sure people and their safety isn t impaired and where they are working they can do some d
territory but it is more than likely it will be familiar territory as the climate crisis continues and the uk and across europe where employers will have to consider their workplace practices especially as you say for those in structure, do work outdoors. what is and isn t legally 0k? what is and isn t legally ok? in the uk, we aren t used to heat at the sort of level, i m based in cambridge and the hottest day ever recorded was three years ago down the road from me at 38 degrees, it s likely to get hotter than that today and tomorrow. the more as the climate changes as simple as that and it s going to get worse because so far we see an average increase of 1.1 celsius on preindustrial temperatures and we would know it will get warm over the next few years, the law will have to catch up with that situation. some countries do have laws that