Bosses urged to let Brits go home when it's too hot
is set to stay in most parts of the country and is forecast to remain above 24 and 25C throughout the week.
And Daniel Shears, National Health, Safety and Environment Director for the GMB Trade Union, made the outlandish demand on bosses to allow people to work from home.: "Working at high temperatures causes issues with heat stress, dehydration and exhaustion." "From 25C onwards you start hitting trigger points in people's mental acuity and it limits what workers can do."
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