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Making people who need work sign a contract which might result in them getting cancer is not something that society has generally deemed ethical. FYI - the har

• noduerme 5y ago
  Not every workplace has to be made ideal for every person seeking a job. Just because you might not want to work at a deep fryer doesn't mean we should ban fried food. If you're a vegan, don't work at a steakhouse. If you're opposed to sex, you don't have to work in the sex industry, but that's no reason why we should ban it or drive sex workers into the underground economy. The same is true for places where people want to smoke. Also - it's only unethical if you don't know what you're signing up for. The whole point of disclosure and hazard pay is to let adults choose whether to do something dangerous. Humans can decide if they want to do something or not. This whole idea that no one has a choice and everyone is a victim of circumstances is ridiculous (not to mention lazy, whiny, and ultimately futile).
  • Nursie 5y ago
    > Just because you might not want to work at a deep fryer doesn't mean we should ban fried food. AFAIK deep fryers don't give you cancer just by working around them. > This whole idea that no one has a choice People on low incomes with families to feed don't. Hope that helps you have some empathy. We, as a society, have chosen their health over your smoking.