Tunisia heatwave prompts calls to delay two-seat system restoration

The debate continues over the return to the two-shift system in Tunisia, scheduled to begin on September 1, 2026, amid ongoing heatwaves affecting the central and southern regions. The discussion focuses on the suitability of the current system, especially given the harsh weather conditions, with many employees and citizens calling for postponing or revising the two-shift arrangement to reduce daily commuting, which causes familial and economic stress. The conversation also emphasizes the implications of increased energy consumption and transportation costs. Additionally, there is talk about the possibility of adopting a single-shift system or working remotely to strike a balance between improving quality of life and mitigating economic and environmental burdens—particularly in light of the persistent high temperatures and rising energy use across the country.

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