McDonald’s Workers in Italy Declared a Strike After Being Forced To Work in Sweltering Kitchens in 104-Degree Temperatures With No AC

McDonald's workers in southern Italy went on strike as temperatures reached 104 degrees Fahrenheit, and they were forced to work in sweltering conditions alongside hot kitchen equipment with faltering air conditioning. The intense heat caused several employees to fall ill, leading to a demand for better working conditions and proper cooling measures. Italy has been experiencing dangerously high temperatures, with some areas reaching 118 degrees Fahrenheit, prompting concerns for workers' health and safety across various industries.