casinos, holds a sign in support of a proposed smoking ban in the city's casinos during a rally there on Sept. “Patrons blow cigarette/tobacco smoke directly into their faces for eight hours, and due to the nature of their work, table dealers are unable to take their eyes away from the table, so they bear through the thick smoke that surrounds their workplace.”įain rejected smoking rooms as a solution, calling the suggestion “preposterous,' and said it will oppose any amendment allowing anything less than a total ban on smoking in the casinos.Įlaine Rose, a frequent customer of Atlantic City N.J. “Thousands of UAW members work as table game dealers at the Caesars, Bally’s, and Tropicana casinos in Atlantic City, and are exposed on a daily basis to the toxic harms of secondhand smoking,” Fain wrote in a letter sent last week to lawmakers. By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy.
