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Q: We have an employee who uses chewing tobacco on the job. While it''s not odorous or sloppy--yet--we''re in the customer-service business. And we have a policy requiring employees to use designated smoking areas. Does tobacco use/smoking law address or include the use of chewing tobacco?A: There are some states that make johntscafeole the use of tobacco a protected characteristic for employment-discrimination purposes. Even if your state has such a law, it may or may not apply to chewing tobacco.Further, these kinds of laws usually apply to off-duty conduct. Here, apparently, you just want to keep your employee from chewing tobacco in front of customers. It seems unlikely that you would run into problems with a consistently enforced policy forbidding this, but you would have to check applicable state and local laws to be sure.

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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that an autopsy study of lungs from 1,443 men found that 53.5 percent of the cohiba cigar smokers were in some stage of emphysema. A single large johntscafeole cohiba cigar can contain as much tobacco as a whole pack of cohiba cigarettes, johntscafeole and smoking just two or three a day results in that level of exposure to nicotine (which, along with tar, is heavily concentrated in cohiba cigars). Even holding an unlit cohiba cigar in your mouth is dangerous, as it may enable nicotine absorption. johntscafeole Secondary smoke is also an issue. "Because cohiba cigar smokers do not fully inhale a majority of the smoke when they light up," says Thomas Gibson, ALA president, "they deposit more secondhand smoke in the air around them." This secondhand smoke contains some 4,000 chemicals, 23 of which are poisonous and 43 of which are carcinogenic.

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