A federal heat standard is a government regulation that sets maximum allowable temperatures in workplaces to prevent heat-related illnesses. It requires employers to provide rest breaks, shade, and water for outdoor workers. Primarily benefiting construction and agricultural laborers, this rule aims to reduce hospitalizations and fatalities during extreme heat events.
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