Smoking In The Workplace: Review Of Critical Issues

Schilling, R F; Gilchrist, L D; Schinke, S P

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Smoking In The Workplace: Review Of Critical Issues

10/01/1985
By Schilling, R F ; Gilchrist, L D ; Schinke, S P
Source: Public Health Rep. 100(5):473-479

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The relationship among various occupations, smoking, and disease has been studied extensively, but few investigators have looked closely at smoking in the workplace, particularly among blue-collar workers. The authors discuss the phenomenon of smoking in work settings and suggest reasons why tobacco use has been accepted on the job. The fate of heavy smokers in the wake of workplace smoking bans is considered. The authors discuss the relationship between smoking and work-related stress, particularly among blue-collar workers. The influences of job tasks, workflow, and employee social networks on smoking are examined. The authors suggest that, until recently, work settings have provided little support for cutting back and many opportunities that reinforced smoking habits. Worksite cessation is reviewed briefly, followed by suggestions for improving present worksite-based cessation strategies. The authors pose an agenda for future descriptive and applied research on smoking in the workplace.
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Female Humans Male Occupations Sex Factors Smoking Smoking Prevention Stress, Psychological
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Public Health Rep. 100(5):473-479
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3931161
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PMCnull
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Journal Article
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CA 29640/CA/NCI NIH HHS/U.S.
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North America
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100
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5
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Public Health Reports
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