Once you Sub you can't stop
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Nicotine users being denied employment.
That has come to pass because of how they treated us as smokers.
Or am I being paranoid and irrational?
People are free to choose where they work and whether or not their habit is more important than employment...
Seems to me that if nicotine in your system is valid grounds for denying employment...
Then pretty much anything should be thought of as valid grounds.
And if I chose to use said substances, I wouldn't seek employment with such companies. I wouldn't cry about the unfairness of the situation, play the victim card and be bitter about it...
DC2 - here are some links showing what's going on about nicotine and the workplace:
Canada: Can I Refuse To Hire A Smoker? - Employment and HR - Canada
US: FORCES International - Archive
Apparently US is also starting to find that the nicotine testing in the workplace is indeed abusive, South Carolina has already passed legislation regarding it, and more states are considering it.
Canada: Can I Refuse To Hire A Smoker? - Employment and HR - Canada
US: FORCES International - Archive
Apparently US is also starting to find that the nicotine testing in the workplace is indeed abusive, South Carolina has already passed legislation regarding it, and more states are considering it.
I don't understand how any person can find these to be acceptable conditions in a free country.
Or in any country for that matter.
It's not unfair, it's discriminatory.
And I'm not bitter about it, I'm extremely angry.
As far as victimization goes, I'll save those comments for someone using nicotine for medical purposes.
I imagine someone using nicotine for ulcerative colitis would have a better lawsuit than I would.
Or maybe ADHD, or perhaps Tourette's syndrome.
It seems Alzheimer's or Parkinson's patients probably don't have any cause.
Mainly because they are unlikely to be employed at that point.
I don't suppose denying adoption for nicotine users would be a good case?
Luckily, when they tried that it didn't go over well.
At least there is some sanity somewhere.
I found that when I retired I could just do pretty much what I wanted when I wanted. My advice to others would be to just be patient. (Although this might be difficult if you have an addiction I'm sure.)
My new advice would be to get a job where you can vape in peace. (Forest Ranger, Ship's Captain etc.)
My new advice would be to get a job where you can vape in peace. (Forest Ranger, Ship's Captain etc.)
actually no im tired of sub ohm tanks I have a sub tank mini and a delta 2 and get tired of them both im just yearning for a straight up cigalike experience just like smoking analogs it is a mind thing I know but I feel less and less satisfied
The trick here is menthol. It gives a great TH but you have to be careful with it. More menthol - less nic - less volume.
Still: It will all fall apart after a couple of weeks and you will have to start again.
Everyone needs to see this statement... once.
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THis is the second or third time I have seen it. Too bad that I can still see quotes from people on my ignore list.
Everyone needs to see this statement... once.
Kim Jong Un would be proud of having such citizens.
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