Someone’s called a ambulance-chasing lawyer and is preparing a wrongful-death lawsuit
What the story does not tell use is what her over all health and physical condition was.
I'm 64 and still work...my work is physical...its probably kept me alive....
I've only been thru Arizona a few times but I remember one July we had to stay over for our flight there..it was 1000 pm and it was still 106 out...
Someone’s called a ambulance-chasing lawyer and is preparing a wrongful-death lawsuit
Based on what?
People die all the time. It is not always someone else’s fault.
Heat stress rules have been in place for about 10 years now. The employer is responsible to provide protection to the workers by providing cold water, air conditioning, reduced work zone time to provide cooling periods.
In Eastern Washington its gets hotter than blazes and regardless of these rules I always made it a point to make sure my staff was staying hydrated and cool.
I remember buying new vehicles when I replaced my fleet that all had air conditioning and my hardcore anti-government self professed Reagan Republican city council members complaining that guys would just drive around in the trucks all day and never get out and work. This was in 2005. They wanted to treat these men as worthless slaves and it was enough that they even had a job with the City.