Which of the following is NOT a cost to the employer for every smoker in a workplace?
A)Increased productivity
B)Increased absenteeism
C)Increased group benefit insurance costs
D)Increased facility maintenance

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Increased productivity is not a cost to the employer for every smoker in a workplace. In fact, smoking has been linked to decreased productivity due to more frequent breaks and sick days. The other options listed (increased absenteeism, increased group benefit insurance costs, and increased facility maintenance) are common costs associated with allowing smoking in the workplace.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Cost to the Employer