Unions and Tobacco Control

“Cigarettes” Occupational Health and Safety Newletters, UAW, 1981.

“Smoking in the Work place: Is it a ‘Smokescreen’ to Hide Real Occupational Dangers To Your Health,” ICWU Health and Safety News February 1986.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Health Consequences of Smoking: Cancer and Chronic Lung Disease in the Workplace — A report of the Surgeon General. U.S.D.H.H.S., Public Health Service, Rockville, MD., 1985.

“Where There's Smoke: Problems and Policies Concerning Smoking in the Work place” Second Edition, Bureau of National Affairs, BSP71, 1987 pp 33–38, 55–61, 103–117, and Appendix 1.

Brown E.R. and Brown MP , “Working with Unions to Reduce Cigarette Smoking” October, 1988 (Prepared for Project COMMIT).

Brown , “Work place Smoking Policies: Attributes of Union Members in a High-Risk Industry” J. Occ. Med. 1988,30: 312–320.

Sorensen G. Himmelstein J. Hunt M.K. Youngstrom R. Hebert J. Hammond S.K. Palombo R. Stoddard A. Ockene J.K. : “A Model for Worksite Cancer Prevention: Integration of Health Protection and Health Promotion in the WellWorks Project.” American Journal of Health Promotion 10: 1995: 55–62.

Lovato C. Diclemente C. “Clean Air/Clean Lungs: An Occupational Health Promotion Program for Union Painters” Presented at APHA, Atlanta, GA, 1991.

Feldman RHL Forrester J. Bentley MK ., “Psychosocial Factors in a Union-Based Worksite Smoking Cessation Study” Presented at APHA, Boston, MA 1988.

Gifford C.D. Directory of U.S. Labor Organizations. Bureau of National Affairs, Washington, D.C., 1992–93.

“Office Air Pollution: Newpaper Guild Fact Sheet,” Research and Information Department, the Newpaper Guild, 8611 Second Avenue, Silver Spring, MD. 20910.