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Pages Out of Order; Tobacco Institute report on office smoking. Cites 1985 survey on U.S. companies' issues separating smokers and nonsmokers in the workplace. Finds that corporations are reluctant to segregate their workers, are concerned with costs, and that there is little agreement when it comes to segregating smokers. Argues that smoking restrictions in the workplace are unenforceable and ... read moreunfair and that secondhand smoke is not harmful to one's health.read less
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