Relates to prohibition of certain activities in extreme temperatures

This bill prohibits retail businesses from requiring employees to perform "human billboard" activities - such as holding signs or wearing branded clothing outside stores for advertising - when outdoor temperatures reach 90°F or higher. It directly affects retail employees who might otherwise be asked to stand outdoors in extreme heat for promotional purposes. The law defines "retail business" as entities selling consumer goods (like clothing or groceries) and specifies "extreme temperatures" as 90°F+ measured outdoors. The prohibition takes effect immediately upon enactment.