The Royal College of Nursing is calling for urgent measures to reduce the enormous strain nursing and midwifery staff face every day of their working lives.
With the temperature set to remain above 30degC in many parts of the UK, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) is calling on employers to make sure staff are protected from the sun and heat.
Union says workers are paid compensation on the condition they sign non-disclosure agreements, and abusive managers are moved from one store to another.
As the heatwave continues with temperatures set to hit 34oC in parts of the UK this week, the TUC is calling on employers to keep workplaces cool and relax dress codes so staff can work as comfortably as possible.
Millions of people who produce our food are trapped in poverty and brutal working conditions, despite billion-dollar profits in the food industry, says Oxfam.
Research finds 52 per cent of social workers intend to leave the profession within 18 months due to burn out, increasing to 55 per cent for social workers working specifically in children's services.