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People Still Smoking at Work

Jessica Miller | January 30, 2012

Five years after France introduced a smoking ban in public places, a new report says more people are flouting the rules, particularly at work. Rules introduced five years ago banned smoking discount Chesterfield cigarettes in all public places, including restaurants, cafés and the workplace. Yet the survey conducted for anti-smoking group Droits des Non-Fumeurs (Non-Smokers Rights) found that 64 percent of those questioned said they had seen people smoking in places where it is banned. A big jump was recorded in incidents of people smoking at work. In 2008, a similar survey found that just eight percent of people had been exposed to cigarette smoke at work. By 2009 this had risen to 21 percent.

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Sausalito Will Think Over Stricter Smoking Rules

Jessica Miller | November 3, 2011

Sausalito will consider making it tougher to light up discount Chesterfield cigarettes in the city as it looks to amend its smoking laws. The City Council on Tuesday directed city staff to look at revamping the city’s smoking laws, which are not as strong as those in some other communities in Marin. The city earned an “F” grade from the American Lung Association for its policies addressing smoking in its most recent assessment.