Extreme heat and dangerous working conditions put pregnant workers and their pregnancies at risk. From heat exposure and heavy lifting to toxics, pesticides, and fall hazards, too many pregnant workers are forced to choose between their health and their paycheck. 

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Virtual press event to announce the 2026 Dirty Dozen Report.  Published by National COSH, the Dirty Dozen identifies employers with unsafe practices that put workers and communities at risk, and highlights efforts by workers to win safety and dignity on the job.

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Join National COSH and Working Films for a screening of Without Shade Without Rest, a new documentary produced by Six Eye Films, an independent nonprofit based in South Florida. The film looks at the fight to win heat protection for outdoor workers in Florida in the wake of the hottest year on record, following two frontline organizations, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and WeCount!, as they work to secure lasting protections for Florida’s outdoor laborers. 
 

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As temperatures rise, workers across the country face increased risks on the job. Join National COSH and partners for our Fired Up! Heat Season Kickoff, a national call marking the start of the 2026 heat season and the release of our Heat Season Organizing Toolkit.

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¡Únete a nosotros en este taller esencial sobre seguridad ante el calor! Empoderaremos a trabajadores y defensores con el conocimiento crítico necesario para prevenir enfermedades y lesiones relacionadas con el calor en el trabajo. Con el aumento de las temperaturas, es fundamental comprender los riesgos y reconocer los signos de estrés del calor para garantizar un entorno laboral seguro y saludable. No pierdas la oportunidad de adquirir herramientas vitales para protegerte a ti y a tus compañeros. Presentado en colaboración con UCLA - Programa de Salud y Seguridad Laboral

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Join us for this essential workshop on heat safety! We will empower workers and advocates with the critical knowledge needed to prevent heat-related illnesses in the workplace. As temperatures rise, it is essential to understand the risks and recognize the signs of heat stress to ensure a safe and healthy work environment. Don’t miss the opportunity to acquire vital tools to protect yourself and your coworkers. 

Presented in collaboration with UCLA – Labor Occupational Safety and Health Program

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