Occupational heat Stress
Work Hour Loss
Productivity Loss Due to High Humidity
Productivity Loss Due to Depression
Rising temperature could result in the loss of 128 million work hours annually by end of the century --the equivalent of 62,000 full-time equivalent workers, at a cost of almost $15 billion.
Productivity Loss Due to Depression
Productivity Loss Due to High Humidity
Productivity Loss Due to Depression
Productivity losses associated with depression currently cost about $34 billion per year in Canada.
Productivity Loss Due to High Humidity
Productivity Loss Due to High Humidity
Productivity Loss Due to High Humidity
Productivity losses will also occur due to Ontario's hot humid summers causing high humidity, which limits the evaporation of sweat necessary to cool the body.
Heat-related Occupational Injuries
Productivity Loss Due to High Humidity
Productivity Loss Due to High Humidity
Heat-related occupational injuries will also rise including those not directly related to heat such as falls, slips, and trips - leading to a rise in worker compensation claims.