That is probably what the company should do, because they want to make sure they are doing everything within their power to alleviate the problem, just in case Darlene decides to get a lawyer and file a suit. The policy would not solve this problem, because Darlene is complaining about old smoke, and smoke odors can cling to the clothes of her co-workers. Smoking in the file room should be prohibited not only because others have to use the room however it could be considered a fire hazard since a file room will have a lot of paper. From the Employment Law Advisor website a sample of a smoking policy
This case focuses on QuikTrip Corporation, a chain of nearly 600 privately held convenience stores. Led by Chester Cadieux, QuikTrip seeks to be the dominant convenience/gasoline retailer in each market in which it operates. With over 10,000 employees, QuikTrip has been recognized for nine consecutive years by Fortune magazine as one of the “Best Companies to Work For.” This esteemed position has been achieved through hiring people who like people, and by emphasizing the importance of the employees and the ‘human touch’ in QuikTrip’s success. QuikTrip considers its employees to be a “living brand and [the company] devote[s] a great deal of time and energy to training and developing them so that they reflect the brand’s core values.” By examining Cadieux’s management/leadership perspective, QuikTrip’s personnel practices, and the employees’ characteristics, one can begin to understand the roles played by values, attitudes, and emotions in the work behavior exhibited at QuikTrip. 1.
Firm Research and Bid Strategy Business Description HA Corporation is a competitive firm that deals in the sale and distribution of household appliances throughout the country and has been operational for the last nine years. It is owned and run by six partners all of whom have an equal share of the business as well as responsibilities towards the company. HA is listed as a Fortune 500 company and has annual revenue of over $18 million, more than 700 employees. The company is mainly a dealership business. Appliances from different manufactures award the company’s clients a variety.
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These people have stomas and now have a huge hole in their throat. This commercial is targeting smokers and potential smokers as well. This is made clear by looking at their website where the CDC states, “The Tips from Former Smokers campaign features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke. Their compelling stories send a powerful message: Quit smoking now. Or better yet — don’t start” (Tips From Former Smokers).
To think about all the perception drugs out there that if you take something it can cause something even worse in the end from taking something that was made in a lab. Marijuana is grown in the ground and it has no harsh chemicals that are added to it unless you get something that is not good like lased. I think that medical marijuana should be given by a doctor and handled through a dispensary. This is how the state and the government can tax and watch who are selling it and who is buying it. I have a friend that has chronic pain (MS) and he lives some days not being able to walk and I know that when he smokes it helps lessen his pain.
Maybe "marijuana recovery" should stop being hoisted as propaganda, and should be a service for those few who truly need it. How many alcoholics would go to AA if Prohibition was still in effect? There is a lot of propaganda out there about pot, and all I'm asking for those reading this is to give the argument for (and against) legalization a fair shake, and to not let beliefs founded on propaganda, someone else's moral standards, or beliefs unfounded in fact to sway you. Look at the arguments and decide for yourself. There are plenty of individuals who don't smoke marijuana (or don't smoke it anymore) and still think it should be legalized, so let the facts help you make your decision, not the propaganda.
The world famous blogger and novelist Michael Siegel a professor in the Department of Community Health has come out with another debatable topic that has anti-smoker advocates in an uproar. Michael is trying to promote that electronic cigarettes can help smokers give up smoking or at least reduce the edge to smoke. On the other hand the anti-smoker advocates highly disagree with Michael saying that “electronic cigarettes don’t help smokers quit but merely prolong their addiction to nicotine”. They also argue that smokers who stop using electronic cigarettes will automatically stop having the edge to smoke all together. Michael retaliated mocking their proposal stating that “This is a ridiculous argument and those advancing it are not living in reality”.