The ceiling looks new
Fine, we have to pay more
Under the British Columbia (BC) Human Rights Code (the Code), an employer may not treat a worker differently on the basis of the prohibited grounds enumerated in the Code
Clinicians consider many factors to determine the severity of a burn injury: Degree (depth) of the burn, Size (percentage) of the skin that is burned, and Age of the injured person Other factors include: Location of the burn on the body, Inhalation of toxic gases or smoke, Type of burn, Other traumatic injuries (bone fractures), and Other health issues (such as diabetes, heart problems, or alcoholism)
Tobacco smoke is, in fact, the main source of nicotine intake and heavy metals, toxic elements and carbon monoxide, which induce vasospasm and platelet aggregation resulting in oxidative damage to cellular DNA , lipids and proteins