Should Non-Smokers Be Given Extra Time Off? | Loose Women

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A recruitment agency in Swindon has come up with a revolutionary way of compensating staff who don’t smoke by offering them four extra days holiday. Plus, a company in the US is going one step further, announcing a nicotine-free hiring policy in 21 states. But is it right smokers are penalised? Should non-smokers should be given extra time off? The panel debate.
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