Acas issues hot weather tips for employers

Acas has published hot weather guidance to help employers manage workplace challenges and ensure their businesses remain productive during a heatwave whilst caring for staff too.
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Acas has published hot weather guidance to help employers manage workplace challenges and ensure their businesses remain productive during a heatwave whilst caring for staff too. The top tips cover ensuring workplace temperatures are reasonable, how to keep everyone cool at work, providing staff with suitable drinking water to keep them hydrated, relaxing dress codes where possible, coping with public transport difficulties and taking care of vulnerable workers such as the elderly, pregnant women or those on medication.


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