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Is there an upper temperature limit for workplaces?

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Backdrifter | 17:17 Fri 09th May 2008 | Law
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There is a lower limit, I'm fairly sure, and I've heard of employees being sent home when heating systems have broken down in winter. But is there an upper limit? Should employees be entitled to be sent home if the office becomes too warm?

Also, who decides these limits?
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There is no upper limit as far as I am aware.
17:17 Fri 09th May 2008
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http://www.hse.gov.uk/contact/faqs/temperature .htm

I think it depends on your work environment though
17:18 Fri 09th May 2008
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In our old place we had a little thermometer with the max and min on
17:19 Fri 09th May 2008
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http://www.hse.gov.uk/contact/faqs/temperature .htm

http://www.cwu.org/default.asp?Step=4&pid=176

http://www.pcs.org.uk/Templates/Internal.asp?N odeID=883446
17:21 Fri 09th May 2008

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