Heat stress, which refers to the increase in body heat from working and environmental conditions (apart from the kind of clothing worn) will lead to a productivity loss of 2.2 percent of total working hours around the world, equivalent to 80-million full-time.‘Rising heat to cost India 34mn full-time jobs by 2030’
Heat stress, which refers to the increase in body heat from working and environmental conditions (apart from the kind of clothing worn) will lead to a productivity loss of 2.2 percent of total working hours around the world, equivalent to 80-million full-time.
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