How Worker Protection Standards Can Shield Food Service Employees From the Heat | Eater
"Baristas at a Berkeley location went on strike in October over a broken air-conditioning unit that led some employees to experience symptoms of heat exhaustion, highlighting recurring AC problems across multiple stores and fueling union efforts to secure contract language that treats heat-related health and safety issues as contractually enforceable rather than repeatedly deferred." - Amy McCarthy
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