VOTE NOW: Should companies be allowed to have nicotine-free hiring policies?
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MORTON GROVE, IL - JANUARY 23: A U-Haul truck sits in front of a U-Haul store January 23, 2003 in Morton Grove, Illinois. Reno, Nevada-based U-Haul Co. is discussing debt restructuring. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
Posted at 3:21 PM, Jan 02, 2020
and last updated 2020-01-02 15:21:04-05
(WXYZ) — U-Haul has announced they will not hire any nicotine users starting in February.
So we're asking: Should companies be allowed to have nicotine-free hiring policies?
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