Holidaymakers expecting to relax on Spanish terraces may face disappointment, as new regulations will force outdoor bar service to pause during extreme heatwaves.
With summer heatwaves frequently pushing temperatures above 40C, the safety of hospitality workers operating in these extreme conditions is under scrutiny.
A recently signed amendment to the National Labour Agreement for the Hospitality Sector (ALEH) now makes climate a critical factor in work organisation.
This initiative updates labour regulations for a changing climate, introducing first-of-their-kind protections for workers against extreme heat.
This means restaurants, bars and cafes in Spain would be obligated to close their terraces during heatwaves if they do
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