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| Taking a work break on the sidewalk has become a common sight. The law protects employees from exposure to second-hand smoke in an enclosed workplace. The ban on smoking in these places applies at all times, even when not open for business. |
Monday, March 06, 2017
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You are spotted Andy but not a bad eye. Nice everyday capture in the business districts of the world.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like smoking is increasing again. I find so many cigarette butts at busstops and on the streets.
ReplyDeleteDuring my "career girl" years, I used to take my break outside to avoid the smoke in the break rooms. Now it's the opposite.
ReplyDeleteThe smokers end up being out in the fresh air more than the rest of us!
ReplyDeleteBans are good. I've never smoked yet I have lung damage (visible on x-ray) from all the second hand smoke I breathed everywhere (family, work, public places) before bans were imposed.
ReplyDeleteTobacco use is declining in our society, and it can not disappear fast enough. No good, and little pleasure is derived from its use. The faster tobacco disappears the less health care will cost, and the longer people will live.
ReplyDelete...she's giving you the eye, Andy.
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