Workers get help in the heat.
Extreme heat is causing problems for workers. Some are changing their work schedules. Customers are offering help to delivery workers.
High temperatures, over 35 degrees Celsius, are a concern for workers in the Netherlands. Many people in jobs like horticulture and roofing continue to work outdoors. Some agreements exist to protect workers, but they are not enough. Employers are making changes to avoid dangerous conditions. Customers are providing water and ice to the workers.
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Highlights
Heat Impacts Workplace Changes
Employers are changing work schedules due to extreme heat.
High Temperatures a Concern
Temperatures are above 35 degrees Celsius, posing risks.
Outdoor Workers at Risk
Horticulture and roofing workers face dangerous conditions.
Limited Worker Protection
Current agreements and regulations are not enough.
Customers Offer Assistance
Customers are giving water and ice to workers.