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don't assume heat just makes people uncomfortable - it actually tanks physical performance and productivity in ways that directly hit the wallet. when temperatures get extreme, outdoor workers (construction, agriculture, manual labor) can't work as many hours safely, their bodies fatigue faster so they produce less, and some days they literally can't work at all without risking heat stroke. plus factory and warehouse work slows down too when people are overheated, meaning fewer completed tasks and lower output-based pay. the kicker is most of these workers don't have benefits or paid sick leave, so missed work or reduced hours means straight up less money coming in that week.

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