The law and smoking at work

Abstract

Smoking at work, as reported in Facilities in March 1986, is an increasingly controversial issue. The more people who ‘kick the habit’ (over a million gave up between 1980–1982) the more non‐smokers there are to complain. Not only are people annoyed by the smells and irritations — dry eyes, sore throats — caused by cigarette smoke but they are becoming worried by the growing evidence that passive smoking, the involuntary inhalation of other people's smoke, is dangerous to their health.

Citation

Tong, D. (1987), "The law and smoking at work", Facilities, Vol. 5 No. 2, pp. 5-6. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb006391