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Question 1

Which of the following is a TRUE statement regarding workplace smoking?
◦ The ADA protects the rights of workers to smoke at work.
◦ OSHA requires employers to establish designated smoking areas.
◦ Workplace smoking rules are determined by local unions and federal laws.
◦ Employers may dismiss workers because they smoke at home.

Question 2

Smoking continues to be a problem for employers and employees for all of the following reasons EXCEPT ________.
◦ increased absenteeism
◦ reduced productivity
◦ higher costs for health and fire insurance
◦ banned indoor smoking in public areas
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