- Workforce Heat Resilience: An Actionable Framework to Close the Execution Gap3.22 MB
Extreme heat is increasingly recognised as a major risk to human health and economic stability. Over 2.4-billion workers are exposed to excessive heat, resulting in at least 22-million injuries and 18 000 deaths annually. Without significant action to address workforce heat risk, rising temperatures could lead to productivity losses of $2.4-trillion by 2030.
Report by the World Economic Forum
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