The Hidden Costs of Smoking
Are you worried about company productivity? Diabetes costs? Employee financial wellness? Follow the smoke.
Find out how much smoking is costing your business.
It’s not easy to pinpoint which experiences in Dennis Rohm’s career best suited him for the CTO role at Carrot.
Last year, smoking cost the U.S. economy nearly $300 billion, mainly due to the excess health care costs and lost productivity of smokers—financial implications that hit employers particularly hard.
The greatest public health achievement of the 20th Century was tobacco control. In 1965—the year that the first Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking was published—some 42 percent of U.S.