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HIGH HEAT AND
CLIMATE CHANGE
AT WORK REPORT

Research from the University of Technology Sydney’s Climate Justice Research Centre has revealed that existing regulations for addressing the impacts of workplace heat are inadequate.

The report, High Heat and Climate Change at Work, is based on interviews and a national survey of workers from various UWU industries including home care, education, health care, logistics, agriculture and manufacturing. 

The project examined how members of the United Workers Union (UWU) experience and manage high heat conditions in the workplace, as well as their views on the relationship between climate change and workplace heat.

Our website is hosted on 100% carbon neutral servers in Naarm (Melbourne). The United Workers Union is committed to creating the secure & future-proof jobs workers and their communities need as our country continues to transition to a net zero economy.

UWU acknowledges that we meet and work on the unceded lands of First Nations peoples. We wish to pay respect to their Elders — past and present — and acknowledge the important role all First Nations peoples continue to play within Australia and in our union.

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