Did you ever resent your colleagues for the countless number of times they stepped out for cigarette breaks? Finally, there is hope that you will be rewarded. A Japanese company is granting non-smoking employees extra six days of paid holidays a year. The decision at a Tokyo-based marketing firm, Piala Inc, came after someone from a non-smoker staff put a message in its suggestion box complaining that they were working more than their colleagues, who took regular cigarette breaks. Piala Inc’s chief executive Takao Asuka, a non-smoker, decided to take the suggestion and compensate his employees. “I hope to encourage...