outrageous

hopefully a large lawsuit will force dopey companies to re-think their asanine policies regarding trying to run people's lives away from the workplace.

boo-hoo he cant smoke up at work, why dont you cry about it?

According to the 31-year-old who has a licence to apply pesticides, he cut back with the help of nicotine substitutes from a pack to around five cigarettes a day within a few months.

But he was fired around six months after joining Scotts after a test showed he had high levels of nicotine in his blood.

"On the way to the test, I was chewing Nicorette gum. I pointed that out when they told me I had 'extremely high' levels of nicotine in my blood," Rodrigues said.

It's outright stupid, now the do-gooders want to not only run peoples lives at the workplace, but at home also.