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University Employee Drug Testing: Policies for Staff, Faculty and Safety Sensitive Roles
Colleges and universities sit at an unusual intersection of employment law. A single campus can employ commercial drivers who fall under United States Department of Transportation rules, campus police officers, clinical staff...
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Drug Test Adulterants: Everything You Should Know
Employers administer drug tests to keep their workplace as safe and productive as possible. Parole officers may also require their parolees to take drug...
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What to Know About ETG Testing
An ethyl glucuronide (ETG) test is used to detect ethyl glucuronide, which is present in alcohol. This is most commonly administered as a urine...
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How Often You Should Have Your Breathalyzer Calibrated
Many industries work with breathalyzers on a regular basis. If you are someone who regularly uses breathalyzers, you may notice that over time they...
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Different Kinds of Drug Tests and How They Work
People can be tested for many different types of drugs. Many employers require drug screenings for up to 13 unique drugs in their newly...
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What Is the Purpose of Workplace Drug Testing?
Many employers require their employees to take drug tests before they begin work, and some even require employees to agree to random drug testing...
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The Difference Between Urine and Saliva Drug Testing
While there are multiple methods of testing people’s drug usage, the two most popular are urine and saliva drug testing. These methods rank high...
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