Smoke breaks

Frank Boggins · 2013-06-26 13:30:58

I am wondering what peoples stance is on the unofficialsmoke break? I feel I am being treated unfairly as a non-smoker in work whenonce an hour the smokers in the office can just walk away from their desk andchill out at the front door having a yap , a smoke and feel that this is 100%ok to do so.

26-06-2013 01:30PM

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Frank Boggins

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I am wondering what peoples stance is on the unofficialsmoke break? I feel I am being treated unfairly as a non-smoker in work whenonce an hour the smokers in the office can just walk away from their desk andchill out at the front door having a yap , a smoke and feel that this is 100%ok to do so.

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#2 26-06-2013 01:33PM

Gran Hermano

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Join them?

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#3 26-06-2013 02:00PM

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I think you're in the wrong forum

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#4 26-06-2013 02:06PM

tricky D

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Frank Boggins wrote: »

and chill out at the front door having a yap

Some of those yaps were the most productive meetings.

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#5 26-06-2013 02:08PM

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If non-smokers feel they need a few minutes away from the desk, I think they are entitled to.

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#6 26-06-2013 03:58PM

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This forum is a refuge for smokers to escape these sort of arguments,suggest you try elsewhere OP.

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