In an increasing employment trend, companies are avoiding hiring smokers in order to cut health and
life insurance costs. In other words, they are literally sick of having to cough up more money.
Smokers have the last laugh, though, when they die and don’t need a job any more.
The National Workrights Institute, an off-shoot of the ACLU, is working to defend smokers’ rights. They call such hiring bans a cancer on the lungs of the workforce.
All the fuss is making smokers nervous, which only makes them smoke more.
With more and more companies getting on board, this hiring trend appears to be addictive.
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