No thanks. It's $40 a month. It's not that big of a deal that I'm willing to risk my job for. Supporting my family is way more important than that. I'll hop in my car and drive off site for a few minutes to get a vape in.
Well for the last 11 years I worked for my in-laws who ran a start-up. Things were great until they werent. Small company loses big contract and I'm losing my mind trying to figure out how to support my family. I decided to go back to big companies to support my wife and kids. I couldn't give a crap about whether they will let me vape on site. Was just pointing out their policies to others.
OK. I feel for you. Back in the day I was instrumental in having the company I worked for
give smokers a smoking room. Then a couple of months later they did away with it citing insurance policies.
Not health insurance but property insurance.
This was so hypocritical to me! But I understood it wasn't the company doing this but the insurance company.
When I started at this place people, especially the chief engineer would chain smoke around the equipment.
Then they decided smoke was bad for the equipment.
It sounds weird and some here will go on about how the equipment doesn't get cancer
but I know the smoke/tar/ ETC gets into the equipment, so I understood.
What I couldn't understand is that anytime a millionaire big shot client came to tour the facility
smoking their big cigar or pipe, nobody said jack about the equipment or the ops.
Their policies were applied selectively. With me that's a big pet peeve, so I went on about my business.
I'm self employed, my wife is self employed, even my 12 year old is in business for himself.
Heck, even my cats work killing rats for their Eukanuba.
Your company's policy sucks.
I suggest you start a sideline and work towards quitting.
Again, Peace
Hazy
