Under the new law, smoking is prohibited in all indoor workplace settings, except in certain private, enclosed offices, separate enclosed rooms designated for smoking, and company vehicles occupied by more than one person if the occupants of such vehicles agree that smoking may be permitted. As of April 10th, the New School for Social Research extended its current smoke-free policy prohibiting smoking in all rooms in any of its facilities, including cafeterias, lobbies, stairwells and balconies, with the exception of any private, enclosed office that is usually occupied by no more than three individuals. Under the proceeding Clean Indoor Air Act, the New School could permit smoking in such places as a designated area of a lounge or cafeteria. The New School no longer has that flexibility.
Smoking is permitted in private offices only.
Smoking is permitted in private offices only. Smoking is permitted in private offices only. Smoking is permitted in private offices only. Smoking is permitted in private offices only. Dormitories Under the University policy on smoking, when rooms are shared, smokers are assigned to the same rooms.