When i use to wait tables a decade ago, working in a smoke free environment was something not heard of in Pennsylvania. I didn't smoke and yet everyone swore I was a smoker simply from my horrible sounding hacking cough. Ten years later that cough has long since been gone.
To be honest, 2nd-hand smoke would barely affect me since I'm around it so infrequently but it is not right to tell someone working in a restaurant that they have no choice to inhale that smoke. Hell I'd be working with women who were pregnant - should they have to suffer thru it?
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