"Florida's Ban on Heat Protections for Outdoor Workers Sparks Controversy and Potential Solutions"

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis quietly signed a bill prohibiting local governments from mandating heat protection for outdoor workers, sparking controversy. The bill aims to prevent local governments from imposing heat exposure requirements beyond those required by law, with supporters arguing it allows employers to create the best working environment for their employees. However, critics argue that local governments should have the power to set their own standards based on local weather conditions, especially in the wake of the hottest year on record in 2023.
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