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There are no federal worker protections from extreme heat even as climate change makes deadly heat waves more likely. Oregon has passed emergency rules and is educating the public on how to stay safe.
WILSONVILLE â Andrew Morton saw the weather forecast and decided to get ahead of the heat by switching up his schedule. Morton, who works for a beverage and snack company in Wilsonville, started coming in for his warehouse shifts at midnight instead of his usual 4 a.m., because he wanted to beat the heat. But that didnât work out like heâd hoped, once the heat dome landed over the Northwest. âIt is so humid and oppressively hot out hereâ he said in a recording of himself walking into work on the first hot night, getting sodas, candy and other snacks ready for delivery...
El sub-23 argentino cerró otra semana de preparación El equipo albiceleste que será parte de los Juegos en Tokio desde el 22 de julio trabajó ayer en el predio de Ezeiza. Los jugadores, entre ellos el correntino Marcelo Andrés Herrera, tendrán el domingo libre y se volverán a juntar mañana. Charla. Batista dialogó con sus dirigidos durante la práctica de ayer en Ezeiza. El plantel se volverá a juntar mañana. La Selección nacional, ya con plantel definido y con el correntino Marcelo Andrés Herrera, completó seis jornadas de acción intensa en el predio de Ezeiza para continuar...
Originally published on July 2, 2021 2:33 pm Andrew Morton saw the weather forecast and decided to get ahead of the heat by switching up his schedule. Morton, who works for a beverage and snack company in Wilsonville, started coming in for his warehouse shifts at midnight instead of his usual 4 a.m., because he wanted to beat the heat. But that didn’t work out like he’d hoped, once the heat dome landed over the Northwest. “It is so humid and oppressively hot out here” he said in a recording of himself walking into work on the first hot night, getting sodas, candy and other snacks r...
OPB Farmworkers preparing the blueberries they picked in a farm in Albany to get them weighed and ready to ship to a pack house on June 28, 2021. The Pacific Northwest heat wave made worksites unbearable for many and added a sense of urgency to efforts already underway to strengthen worker protections against summer's extreme temperatures and smoky air. Andrew Morton saw the weather forecast and decided to get ahead of the heat by switching up his schedule. Morton, who works for a beverage and snack company in Wilsonville, started coming in for his warehouse shifts at midnight instead of hi...