Up In Smoke
Factors contributing to the extra expense include that smokers use the health care system more, and lost productivity due to smoke breaks and absences.
Factors contributing to the extra expense include that smokers use the health care system more, and lost productivity due to smoke breaks and absences.
Smokers cost their employees nearly $6,000 per year more than employees who don’t smoke
Companies are deploying aggressive anti-smoking programs in hopes of controlling health care costs
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