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Ban on working under the sun ends
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, in coordination with the National Occupational Safety and Health Council, announced the end of the 2026 sun exposure work ban period, which ran from June 15 to September 15. During this period, 29,945 inspection visits were carried out, and 95% of establishments complied with the decision. The purpose of the ban was to protect the health of workers and reduce risks associated with high temperatures and direct sun exposure, along with raising awareness among workers and employers through multiple multilingual awareness campaigns and activities that benefited over 4,000 individuals. The Ministry and the Council emphasized that the responsibility for prevention continues throughout the year, and that risk assessment and preventive measures must be consistently evaluated and implemented to ensure workers’ safety.
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