Warehouse workers in California often labor in extremely hot conditions, and the state has been considering new rules to protect them. However, political headwinds have left the rules in limbo.
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Warehouse workers often labor in extremely hot conditions in California, as do many others who work indoors. The state has been considering new rules to protect them when temperatures soar to dangerous levels, but political headwinds have left the rules in limbo.
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