SMOKING CESSATION IN THE WORKPLACE
4 out of 5 smokers wish they could quit for good. Together, we can help them succeed.
4 out of 5 smokers wish they could quit for good. Together, we can help them succeed.
On average, an employee who smokes costs $4,000 more per year than an employee who doesn’t. These costs are mostly associated with lower productivity due to cigarette breaks and absenteeism related to health problems.1 Let us help you reduce the share of your profits that is going up in smoke.
1 Source: Fares, B., Stonebridge, C. and Thériault, L. (2013). Smoking Cessation and the Workplace: Measuring the Benefits of Workplace Smoking Cessation. Ottawa: The Conference Board of Canada
Would you like to help your employees quit for good?