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Aug. 1, 2007
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With health care premiums continuing to rise, some California employers are banning or considering banning workers' off-duty smoking. Here's a look at some of the practical and legal problems such policies can present. By Nate Kowalski and Chris Milligan
By Nate Kowalski and Chris Milligan
Edited by Barbara Kate Repa
Employment Law
Banning Off-Duty Smoking
In an effort to curb escalating health care costs, some employers have turned to controversial measures in recent years, including workplace policies that ban smoking off duty. These employers asser...
Edited by Barbara Kate Repa
Employment Law
Banning Off-Duty Smoking
In an effort to curb escalating health care costs, some employers have turned to controversial measures in recent years, including workplace policies that ban smoking off duty. These employers asser...
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