For the hot weather in Japan, can local office workers stop working?

For the hot weather in Japan, local office workers cannot stop working. Due to the influence of the Pacific high, their summers are always extremely hot in Japan, and it is very painful for local people to work in a hot environment. However, the huge losses caused by the shutdown are incalculable, so even if the temperature reaches more than 40 degrees, they can't stop working. We can only say that we should take corresponding measures to prevent people from heatstroke. And this year, under the influence of the global epidemic, the economy has been greatly affected. At this time, it is difficult to maintain the operation of the whole country because of the continuous shutdown of the climate. Since June this year, hot weather has started, and in the three months after June, the possibility that Japan will be hotter than in previous years has greatly increased. Since June, the number of people who have been sent to hospitals for heatstroke in Japan has been increasing, especially the elderly over 65. Moreover, office workers not only have to shuttle on the road, but also have a lot of work.

In Japan, even if the weather is particularly hot, Japanese office workers inevitably wear neat suits and ties when they travel on the street or at the station. This is also a shock to us. Aren't they hot? Why are they still wearing suits? We feel suffocated by the heat when we look at them, but they still wear suits to work. Maybe we will choose more refreshing travel clothes. For them, wearing a suit is a custom and a daily life. Moreover, in order to make it less hot to wear a suit, Japan has also improved the suit to be very light and thin.

The hot weather in Japan is normal and happens every summer, so they can't implement the policy of stopping work, and they have a small population and the country's land area is very small. If office workers stop working, I am afraid it will be difficult to maintain the operation of the whole country, which will be an all-round economic retrogression.