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New Report Alert! #WeatheringIt: 71% of cleaning & security workers report at least one physical health impact from working in extreme weather. Heat exhaustion. Dehydration. Respiratory illness. #JusticeDay2026 #ClimateJustice https://uniglobalunion.org/news/weatheringit2026/
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More than six in ten cleaning and security workers worldwide say extreme weather has made their work harder or more dangerous in the past three years, according to a major new survey published today by UNI Global Union. The report, Weathering It: Protecting Cleaners and Security Officers in an Era of Extreme Weather, documents the physical harm, income loss and psychological toll being borne by some of the lowest-paid workers in the global economy — workers who cannot retreat indoors, log in from home, or refuse a shift without losing their earnings.
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New UNI report: Injured, unpaid and unable to say no — how extreme weather is punishing cleaners and security officers
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