Moroccan unions are calling for increased protection for workers from “heat stress” as summer temperatures rise. Concerns are growing over the working conditions of those in exposed workplaces, such as construction sites. Heat stress is being recognized as a significant occupational hazard threatening the health and safety of thousands. Unions are advocating for enhanced preventative measures and protection within work environments. Specifically, they request work stoppages during peak heat hours to safeguard employee well-being. This demand highlights a growing awareness of the risks posed by extreme heat and the need for proactive occupational health policies in Morocco. The issue is gaining traction as the country experiences increasingly high temperatures.