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smoking
DOD
Tue Jun 23, 2009 12:40 PM
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I work in at AF base and they have all the smoking areas right outside the doors---they need to make these employees go away from the building...they have already spent lots of money for gazebo's for smokers--non smokers have NOTHING--what part of that scenerio is wrong??
Stop all smoking
MEDCOM
Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:14 PM
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Great and yaaaaay. Time is now to stop all smokers from smoking during work hours. When a smoker returns from one of his/her numerous breaks the smell of smoke is still with them and reeks my office space. I have requested coworkers not to come to me for at least 20 minutes after a smoke break. Sad for prouctivity, better for my health. Sad
Re: Stop all smoking
MEDCOM
Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:58 AM
Smoking and Second Hand Smoking Kills
Retired
Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:55 PM
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This is one that I support Obama on. Enough said.
second hand smoke and other myths
OPA
Thu Jul 2, 2009 8:32 AM
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...employees are dropping like flies from second hand smoke...
...global warming is destroying the world...
...no new taxes...
...spend to get out of debt...
...the surge in Iraq will not work
etc.
Federal workers now protected from secondhand smok
USDA
Tue Jul 21, 2009 8:06 AM
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The federal building I work in has now put into place a policy where workers can no longer smoke in the building. Before this plan went into affect there was a first floor area for smokers to congregate. Smokers are no longer allowed to smoke in that area. But...they can still smoke outside the doors of the building (at least 25 feet from the door). But everyone coming in and out of the building still have to walk past the smokers when leaving the building and heading for whatever destination they are going to. So....we are still inhaling that secondhand smoke. So what's the difference? Actually it was better before, because the smokers were confined to one area. Which gave everyone else the choice of walking past that area to get where they were going or go another route to avoid the smokers. We can't do that now!