"what is the legal temperature for offices"
"what is the legal temperture for work to be"
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My dorm had rooms that were below the legal minimum temperature for indoor space. Someone from the city came and measured and everything.
ReplyDeleteIn many countries (at least in the Europe Union) there is a temperature limit depending on the season of the year and the mean temperature of the country. This is because it is very expensive (money and energy) to cool down in Summer and war up in Winter above/below certain temperature: about 21-24º C in Summer and 26-30 ºC in Winter.
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