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I was curious to see if Australia has such laws, and I was surprised to learn that according to Safe Work Australia that there isn't a temperature where people have to stop working:
Same with Schools here. Government think it’s more important that kids be sitting in sweltering heat, uncomfortable, unable to take anything in, fostering a deep and real sense that the government and their school couldn’t give an actual shit about their wellbeing because “school os the best place for children to be”. Bollocks, they just want diligent worker drones to keep feed the “economy” rather than do something as petty as, oh I don’t know.. make sure their kids are safe? Ya know, the very people that will be those worker drones the government want to be useful in the future? Infuriating
100% agree with this. Whenever you view odd laws and regulations through the lens that they just want obedient worker drones then they start making more sense.