McDonald's workers in Italy declared a strike after being forced to work in sweltering kitchens in 104-degree temperatures with no AC
McDonald's workers in Italy declared a strike after being forced to work in sweltering kitchens in 104-degree temperatures with no AC
As Italy swelters under dangerous heat, McDonald's workers called a strike after their air conditioning broke in oppressively hot kitchens.
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As Italy swelters under dangerous heat, McDonald's workers called a strike after their air conditioning broke in oppressively hot kitchens.
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That sounds very much illegal. I mean employing people under these temperatures.
29 0 ReplyDefinitely should be. I'm not Italian, but I know other European countries that have temperature thresholds for work
21 0 ReplyIn Poland we got minimum temp to work, but not maximum. Above certain degree, employer must provide free drinking water but there is no law that we can leave work if its hot enough.
2 0 ReplyThat sounds bad, sorry for you guys
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