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Facing Cancer Together: Tobacco-free hiring policy
Written by Megan Lello, witf Reporter and Producer | Sep 14, 2012 4:00 AM
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(Ephrata) -- A little more than a year ago, Ephrata Community Hospital in Lancaster County became the one of the first in the region to implement a tobacco-free hiring policy.
As part of our multimedia, Facing Cancer Together project, witf's Megan Lello spoke with hospital spokeswoman Joanne Eshelman about the policy and how it's affected the workforce:
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