Casino Workers Urge Governor Murphy and Lawmakers to Protect Workers’ Health During League of Municipalities Conference
Casino Workers Protest in Atlantic City, Demand Legislative Action to Close Smoking Loophole Atlantic City, [...]
Surgeon General’s Report Shows Progress in Reducing Smoking, But There’s More to Do to Close Health Gaps and Strengthen Smokefree Policies
ANR Applauds the Surgeon General for His Leadership on the Issue, While Emphasizing the Need [...]
As Bristol Location Opens Its Doors, Hard Rock Casino Puts Workers And Visitors At Risk With Indoor Smoking Policy
Public Health Advocates, Musicians Call On Hard Rock to Put Health and Safety First Bristol, [...]
Casino Employees Against Smoking Effects (CEASE) is Recognized with C. Everett Koop Unsung Hero Award
“With no background in politics or public health, these individuals have become seasoned spokespeople in [...]
Casino Workers Urge First Lady Tammy Murphy to Push for an End to Indoor Smoking in Atlantic City Casinos
Casino Workers Call on First Lady Murphy to Protect Pregnant Employees and Support Smokefree Legislation, [...]
Public Health Advocates Condemn Atlantic City Casino for Endangering Pregnant Worker with Secondhand Smoke
Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights Demand Immediate Action from Casino Operators and New Jersey Lawmakers to [...]
NJ Health Commissioner: “Reducing Exposure to Second-Hand Smoke is Good for the Health of All New Jerseyans”
Casino Workers Call on Governor Murphy and Commissioner Baston to Put Words Into Action and [...]
The Star-Ledger: Pass the Casino Smoking Ban, the Gamblers Aren’t Going Anywhere
“Casino workers Have Been Inhaling the Second-HandEvidence of Their Employer’s Indifference” Atlantic City, NJ—In a [...]
Governor Murphy Should Stop Siding with Casinos and Prioritize Worker Safety
Governor’s Continued Inaction on Eliminating Indoor Smoking Fails to Protect Casino Workers Atlantic City, NJ [...]
Casino Workers Respond to Governor Murphy’s Comments on Smoking in Casinos: “Deeply Disappointing”
CEASE: As Casino Workers Continue to Get Sick, Gov. Murphy Prioritizes Corporate Interests and Perceived [...]