04/09/2026
Extreme heat is already having a measurable impact on UK workplaces.
Research from the London School of Economics found that the June 2026 heatwave resulted in 24 million lost working hours and an estimated £1.15 billion in lost economic output.
A new report from The Physiological Society, launched this week at the Houses of Parliament, is now calling for changes to how extreme heat is managed across the UK workforce, including clearer thresholds, updated regulations and better guidance for employers.
For workplace and facilities teams, that raises practical questions around building performance, ventilation, cooling, working conditions and how organisations prepare for periods of extreme heat.
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