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Business Premises Q&A Forum Post: What is the maximum temperature that employees are allowed to work in? Q) Businesses have a responsibility to make sure work temperatures are reasonable, but there is no actual upper legal limit for temperatures at work. The minimum is at least 16°C, or 13°C for strenuous work. These tips on keeping the workplace cool may help. There are currently no comments on this post. Leave a comment
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