A judge dismissed a lawsuit aimed at banning smoking in Atlantic City casinos, claiming the existing exemption doesn't infringe on employees' rights to seek safer jobs.
The court ruled that the exemption in New Jersey's Smoke-Free Air Act from 2006 does not violate the right to safety under the state's Constitution.
Mark Giannantonio expressed gratitude for the court's decision, emphasizing a commitment to work towards solutions addressing health concerns while balancing the interests of all Atlantic City workers.
Nancy Erika Smith announced plans to appeal the ruling to the State Supreme Court, emphasizing the ongoing fight for health safety among casino workers.
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