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http://www.ageuk.org.uk/health-wellbeing/keeping-your-body-healthy/winter-wrapped-up/
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Call the health and safety. The law states if in a physical environment, the temeperature drops less than 13 degrees then the place can be liable for prosecution.
I'm pretty sure people have gone through all this, obviously to no avail, but thanks for the advice, I'll mention it to the guys at work tomorrow. I'm guessing the company would do something like say, "OK, go home." Only to fire you at a later date. They're draconian, honestly. Anyway, this probably isn't the place to discuss this, but thanks, again.
Thanks very much OP and Heat added.
Flashard, why don't you bring in an electric heater?
Or you can buy those electric heated jacket/gloves from maplin. Or attached a duvet to yourself.
That's illegal. Report them.
Nop matey your wrong there. Open ACAS, open a Proper Health and Safety Guide and read in there. For people who work i chillers or in freezers, they need to be supplied PPE + they need to be supplied hot drinks and stuff to keep them warm. For a typical work environment or a factory as the op mentioned, it should not drop to less than 13 degrees if its physcial work.
You should check on that
Same here.