From extreme heat to unhealthy air quality to devastating storms, climate events are threatening employee health and safety, and putting pressure on business leaders to adapt.

That's why we created a free starter guide for leaders who shape employee health and safety programs.

‍Managing Extreme Weather and Climate Risks at Work is a new resource from the National Commission on Climate and Workforce Health. The guide offers a practical, four-step plan to help companies prepare for extreme climate conditions, protect their teams, and build long-term resilience.

Download your free copy today, and take the next step toward a safer, more prepared workplace.

Extreme Heat & Workforce Health: A Two-Part Summer Event Series for Employers

As temperatures rise, so do the risks for your workforce.

This summer, the National Commission on Climate and Workforce Health is hosting two virtual events to help HR, EHS, operations, and government affairs leaders take action.

Part 1: The Business Case for Action

📅 June 26, 2025

🕐 1-2 p.m. ET

Learn how extreme heat impacts your health care costs, productivity, and workforce safety — and what your company can do about it. Featuring new data from Elevance Health, real-world case studies, and next steps for employers.

Part 2: Navigating Policy & Preparedness

📅 July 30, 2025

🕐 1-2 p.m. ET

Get up to speed on the evolving heat policy landscape, from OSHA regulations to state-level readiness. Hear how companies can stay ahead, support public health, and prepare their people and operations for extreme weather.

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The National Commission on Climate and Workforce Health is a group of business, health, and climate leaders who share a mission to protect workers from the health risks posed by extreme weather.

The Commission was created by the Health Action Alliance in partnership with Mercer and with strategic input from the CDC Foundation. Additional support for the initiative is being provided by Elevance Health and The Hartford. Learn more at ClimateHealthCommission.org.