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The National Clean Air Award
A no-smoking policy is an enforceable way of restricting smoking in the workplace and protecting non-smokers from secondhand smoke whilst taking into account the needs of those who smoke and The National Clean Air Award is the first UK wide scheme that rewards employers who implement effective workplace no-smoking policies by giving them a prestigious nationally recognised award and provides them with guidance to help them get their policy right.
The award also operates a franchise scheme that allows those whose role it is to drive forward the smoke-free places agenda or to meet smoking cessation targets to promote the award at local level.
The National Clean Air Award is a Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation initiative.
Visit the The National Clean Air Award website at http://www.cleanairaward.org.uk
