under the OSH Act, employers have a duty to protect workers from recognized serious hazards in the workplace, including heat-related hazards. Under OSHA, employers have a duty to protect workers from recognized serious hazards in the workplace, including heat-related hazards. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Due to the nature of their job, outdoor workers are exposed to a number of elements. The sun, in particular, can have drastic implications for workers if they're not careful.

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