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We've reached boiling point – nobody should have to work in temperatures above 30C | Mika Minio-Paluello | The Guardian
Law Means Workers Can Leave Workplace If Heat Makes It 'Unsafe'
How hot does it have to get before you can leave work early? Your rights explained - Mirror Online
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Law Means Workers Can Leave Workplace If Heat Makes It 'Unsafe'
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Law Means Workers Can Leave Workplace If Heat Makes It 'Unsafe'
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We've reached boiling point – nobody should have to work in temperatures above 30C | Mika Minio-Paluello | The Guardian
How hot does it have to get before you can leave work early? Your rights explained - Mirror Online
We've reached boiling point – nobody should have to work in temperatures above 30C | Mika Minio-Paluello | The Guardian
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Section44 – Employment Rights Act 1996 – the secret to getting safe working conditions in the UK
Law Means Workers Can Leave Workplace If Heat Makes It 'Unsafe'
