my employer recently came up with a new smoking policy stating that employees cannot smoke outside the building and must goto their cars to smoke, this seems unethical and against some law about the rights of people imo.

You're lucky! My employer banned smoking on their property, even in your own car. And you cannot report to work smelling like tobacco smoke.

I look pretty damn funny sitting in my car, a block away from work, in the middle of June, with my winter coat on.

In KY smokers are a protected class and they have soem rights. Like companies cannot refures to hire smokers. In most states there is nothing you can do except go work somewhere that actually wants you to work for them.

In KY smokers are a protected class and they have soem rights. Like companies cannot refures to hire smokers. In most states there is nothing you can do except go work somewhere that actually wants you to work for them.

The worst part is that if people know you smoke, they assume you are taking a smoke break every time you get up from your desk. One time I went a year without ever smoking on my employer's property, not even at lunch or on breaks. I would go the entire work day without smoking, and no one even noticed it.

One day I got up to go to the bathroom and my supervisor said, "Going on a smoke break?" It pissed me off because I realized then that he believed I was taking a smoke break every time I left my desk. I don't think he even believed me when I told him I hadn't smoked during work hours for months. I finally said to hell with the rule because it made no difference in how people perceived me anyway.

Actually, 29 states have workplace protection for smokers and nonsmokers, so really the majority protect them:

http://slati.lungusa.org/appendixf.asp

It's about time you give us something with which we can really work.

Perhaps you should look back at older posts if you think this is the first time.