HR Dilemma: Should staff be given time off work to quit smoking?

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Should staff be given time off work to quit smoking?

Tweet us your reasons why! Related story: https://t.co/YuZ4T3cJAm | #HR

— HR Grapevine News (@HRGrapevine) December 5, 2016

@HRGrapevine Yes, in the long term probably get the time back in improved productivity, improved health etc

— Nick Morgan (@HRwellbeing) December 8, 2016

@HRGrapevine we all have habits, giving smokers time off work to smoke is as good as good all employees given time off work for personal use

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