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  • Hospital Receptionist Claims She Was Fired for Smelling Like Cigarette Smoke

    07/27/2012 4:10:39 AM PDT · by Daffynition · 48 replies
    KSTP.com ^ | 07/26/2012 | Mark Saxenmeyer
    A Fridley woman named Stephanie Cannon believes she's the victim of discrimination -- fired because she smelled like cigarette smoke. Cannon, a smoker for 18 years, says she smokes almost a pack a day of Camel Menthols. But when she landed a job in June as a medical receptionist at Park Nicollet Health Services, in the Frauenshuh Cancer Center, she says she followed the hospital's clearly-stated "no smoking" policy. (There is no smoking allowed at any time on the premises.) "There were never any performance issues at all," Cannon insists.