Episode 1671 • • 9:55 - 12:59
1671: It's The Boyfriend
California Indoor Heat Regulations, Warehouse Worker Protections
California implemented new regulations requiring employers to provide water and cooling areas for indoor workers when temperatures exceed 82 degrees. For indoor environments reaching 87 degrees, businesses must utilize fans, air conditioning, or adjust work requirements to prevent heat-related illness. Critics argue these thresholds are too low, noting that similar temperatures are considered ideal in other climates like Hawaii or Arizona.