A new study published in the journal Addiction reveals that smokers in Britain miss two to three additional days of work compared to their non-smoking counterparts every year and cost the economy more than 1.4 billion in 2011. Researchers from University of Nottingham analyzed over 29 independent studies from North America, Europe, Japan, New Zealand and Israel and found that employees who smoked missed an average of 2.74 additional days of work every year compared ...Saturday, 3 November 2012
Smokers Miss Additional Workdays Due to Their Habit
A new study published in the journal Addiction reveals that smokers in Britain miss two to three additional days of work compared to their non-smoking counterparts every year and cost the economy more than 1.4 billion in 2011. Researchers from University of Nottingham analyzed over 29 independent studies from North America, Europe, Japan, New Zealand and Israel and found that employees who smoked missed an average of 2.74 additional days of work every year compared ...
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