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The report stems from the 2009 law that gives the Food and Drug Administration authority to regulate tobacco

Nevada Tobacco Law Requires an age verification ID scanner for those under 40 starting January 2023

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Ventilation, separating smokers from non-smokers and cleaning the air is not sufficient (CDC) According to CDC, states do not spend enough on tobacco prevention and control programs (CDC) States collect around $27.3 billion from tobacco tax and lawsuits, but will spend less than 2.4% of that money on tobacco prevention programs (CDC) 82% of employees across all industries agree that companies offering incentives for employees to quit smoking is a good idea (Theladders, 2018) How Smoking Affects Work Multiple studies have proven that smokers have a greater likelihood of unemployment (11.1%) than nonsmokers (6.4%) (Jamanetwork, 2016) Tobacco use among employees is correlated to higher healthcare costs, unproductive time, and absenteeism (PubMed, 2009) Employees who smoke cost private companies around $5,816 more per year than non-smoking employees (PubMed, 2014) Former smokers had an increase in seven out of ten productivity measures when compared to current smokers (PubMed, 2001) The average smoker takes six days of smoke breaks every year (Theladders, 2018) Smoking costs the U.S