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Employees who remain cigarettes-free for six months will see a reduction in their insurance premium, Tyson-Rollins said. So far, less than 5 percent of the work force has quit smoking cigarettes, but she suggests that in the mental health profession, it's hard to get away from cigarettes.

"A lot of our clients smoke," she said.

More easily purchased than whiskey and harder to kick than heroin, online cigarettes is the crop around which our nation was colonized and from which its early agricultural wealth was acquired.

It's practically all-American to use the leaf, in cigarettes, cigars or pipes, or as a pinch between the cheek and gum. And when addictions are formed, users aren't thinking about the disability, disease and death associated with cigarettes online use.

But increasingly, employers are offering cigarettes store cessation clinics to help workers overcome addiction. With clean-air legislation restricting workplace and public spaces from smoking cigarettes, and health care costs rising, employers are investing in preventive measures to protect workers' health.

Five employers, from small, independent concerns to agencies of the federal government, are being recognized this month by the state Wellness Council as cigarettes-Free Champions. This is the third year the state has granted awards that "identify worksites that are taking aggressive and successful steps," according to Patty Deutsch, cigarettes policy director for the Wellness Council.

"Most people don't want to smoke," Deutsch said. "They know they're addicted, and they don't like it."

Through the state, employers can access programming as well as assistance with cigarettes-replacement aids such as nicotine patches. Deutsch provided onsite sessions for the Criminal Justice Information Services division of the FBI, located in Clarksburg.

"It was one of the many components of our wellness program," said Debbie Hamrich of the FBI. Health insurance for federal employees completely covers all costs of smoking cigarettes cessation, including counseling and pharmaceuticals.

Several half-hour sessions were scheduled for lunch and break periods for the FBI's 2,500 division employees. Only six took part, but of those, at least one kicked cigarettes. The division plans to run the program again.

"We hope it's one of those things we can build on," Hamrich said. "We hope we have a snowball effect."

For Prestera Center, a Huntington-based group of mental health facilities, smoking cigarettes cessation activities were initiated in advance of changes to the company's health insurance that would affect buy cigarettes users.

"We would be implementing a different premium structure," said Human Resources Director Jerri Tyson-Rollins. "We wanted to give our employees ample notice," she said.

Still, a smoke-free workplace is "something we've been striving for."

In Beckley, JanCare's 300 employees are prohibited from smoking cigarettes within 25 feet of the building.

"We want to get them used to that first, then move it entirely off the property," said Rachael Cornett, communications director for the ambulance service company.

And the company has offered an unusual incentive: a free turkey. Anyone who quits cheap cigarettes cold turkey for 24 hours can earn one.

Charleston-based CASCI, an insurance claims processing company, has offered three, six-month programs to encourage smoking cigarettes cessation. Lunchtime sessions, access to the free West Virginia Quitline, paid medications and a general companywide atmosphere of support all are part of the plan, according to Human Resources Specialist Leigh Ann Spurlock.

"We say, 'these are the people that are trying to quit. Be nice to them,'" she said.

Of the 50 employees that began the first session, only four finished. In all, about 100 employees have attempted to quit. Those who successfully abandon discount cigarettes earn a $200 Visa gift card from the company.

"We're slowly changing the attitude," Spurlock said. "That's what we're aiming for."

Davis Health System in Elkins began smoking cigarettes cessation initiatives in 2007, according to Marjory Moses, the company's director of community wellness.

In 2008, the company launched its "Breath of Fresh Air" campaign on the first day of spring, that included classes and incentives. Participants could access one-on-one telephone counseling, receive help with medications and participate in forum discussions about cheap cigarette online use at work.

As a health provider, "we have the responsibility to be leaders," Moses said. "A lot of the treatments we do [in the hospital] are for the consequences of cigarettes."

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