How Second-Hand Smoke Affects Hospitality Workers
Ottawa restaurants and bars support a 100% smoke-free bylaw because it creates a level playing field for all businesses. Study after study shows that smoke-free bylaws are good for business: they improve workers' health, attract new customers, and reduce cleaning costs and insurance rates.
Do you work in the hospitality industry?
Do you own a restaurant or a bar?
If so, there are important facts you need to know to protect your health and your business.
Are patrons at risk, along with restaurant and bar employees?
What a Typical Restaurant Employee Would Inhale
Second-Hand Smoke in Public Places: A Message for Bar and Restaurant Workers
Second-Hand Smoke in Public Places: Why Ventilation is NOT the Solution
Do you work in the hospitality industry?
Do you own a restaurant or a bar?
If so, there are important facts you need to know to protect your health and your business.
Are patrons at risk, along with restaurant and bar employees?
What a Typical Restaurant Employee Would Inhale
Second-Hand Smoke in Public Places: A Message for Bar and Restaurant Workers
Second-Hand Smoke in Public Places: Why Ventilation is NOT the Solution
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