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When Two "Rights" Make A Wrong: The Protection Of Nonsmokers' Rights In The Workplace, Donna C. Stroud Jan 1989

When Two "Rights" Make A Wrong: The Protection Of Nonsmokers' Rights In The Workplace, Donna C. Stroud

Campbell Law Review

This Article will deal with the protection of nonsmokers' rights with emphasis on the special problems faced by nonsmokers in North Carolina. Nonsmokers need a way to be assured of a safe workplace and of job security despite the fact that tobacco is of great importance in the state's economy. Nonsmokers need remedies to pursue if they are harmed by exposure to smoke. Also, employers need to be aware of the liability ramifications of nonsmokers' rights and of how to protect their employees.


Smoking In The Workplace: Who Has What Rights?, John C. Fox Jan 1989

Smoking In The Workplace: Who Has What Rights?, John C. Fox

Campbell Law Review

This Article will examine the legal issues that surround the workplace smoking controversy and will discuss the "rights" of smokers and nonsmokers. This Article also reviews legislation aimed at protecting the interests of smokers and nonsmokers in connection with their employment. Finally, the Article discusses practical resolutions which employers may find useful when addressing workplace smoking issues.