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Temperature ?
Leedash
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What is the temperature in the work place ? it is a ware house enviroment with NO heating at all,as the company got a huge bill and decided to switch it completly off and was told to wear thicker clothing.Can i report this ?
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I am sure it's 16 degrees Celsius minimum? I've also just googled it to confirm this and it is, look here: http://www.southtyneside.info/faq/default.asp?showPage=viewfaq&pk_answer=183The Very Right Honourable Lady Tarry of the Alphabetty thread-I just love finding bargains and saving moneyI love to travel as much as I can when I canLife has a way to test you, it's how you deal with this that matters0
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ok so i need to buy a thermometer then as the company dont have one.So if proven to not be working fit to work in human conditions.Can you leave site or would you be sacked ?0
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ok so i need to buy a thermometer then as the company dont have one.So if proven to not be working fit to work in human conditions.Can you leave site or would you be sacked ?
I think you may also find that there is a requirement that employers do have a thermometer available for just this purpose, checking that the minimum temperature is maintained.0 -
well they have notand never will,so what advice could you give me0
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What type of goods are in the warehouse?
What I am getting at is there a need for the warehouse to be a certain temperature?
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Thought warehouses had to be 14C minimum as it is classed as an area where there is more activity? It's 16c in office environments but the 'thermal comfort' type thing still applies. Think you need to find other workers that are too cold and join together. If more than a certain percentage are unhappy then I think the employer is legally required to sort out the heating.0
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Contact the Health and Safety Executive. There is a legal minimum and your employers are breaking the law.0
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and top heat allowable? My office can get to 86 in the summer. It's too hot to think.0
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