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Half of Brits do not offer cold drinks to tradespeople amid rising temperatures, data finds
53% of women said they would offer a cold drink, compared to only 41% of men, according to research from MyBuilder.com.

53% of women said they would offer a cold drink, compared to only 41% of men, according to research from MyBuilder.com.

Dr Hilary Williams said: “Hospitals should be places of safety, not settings where extreme heat puts patients and staff at risk.”

Patrick Harvie said: “Extreme heat is becoming increasingly normal as our climate changes, and, without change workers will pay the price.

Jukebox Marketing found 51% of workers struggle with motivation and focus when temperatures rise, with younger employees particularly affected.
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