Adult smoking behaviour is known to be associated with restrictions on smoking, and this is true in both public places and workplaces. In the general adult population, the more extensive the restrictions on public smoking, the fewer the smokers, and the less the amount consumed by those who still smoke. Using data from the 2001 Canadian Community Health Survey, the study reported in this Update investigates if the extent of workplace restrictions affects smoking among a general population of workers.
Author(s): OTRUDate: October 2004
Type of Publication: OTRU Update