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Expert guides on drug test panels, workplace drug testing policies, DOT compliance and running an accurate screening program.
Vermont runs one of the more restrictive workplace drug testing statutes in the country. Instead of leaving the subject to case law or a patchwork of local rules, the ...
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Utah gives private employers wide latitude to test for drugs and alcohol, but that latitude comes with conditions. The state's framework, the Drug and Alcohol Testing ...
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South Carolina is an employment at will state, and it has no single comprehensive statute forcing every private employer to run a workplace drug testing program. What ...
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Oklahoma does not require any private employer to drug test. But once an employer chooses to test, a single state law sets the rules for almost every step: who can be ...
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Maryland is one of a smaller group of states with a standalone statute that regulates how private employers conduct job related drug and alcohol testing. The rules sit...
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Maine regulates private employer drug testing more closely than most states. Instead of leaving testing to an employer's own policy, the state built an approval system...
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Kentucky does not have a single statute that tells private employers how or when they may drug test. There is no general private sector drug testing law on the books, ...
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Iowa does not require private employers to drug test anyone. What Iowa does have is one of the most detailed private sector testing statutes in the country, Iowa Code ...
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Indiana does not have a general statute that tells private employers when, how, or why they may drug test a job applicant or a current employee. There is no state law ...
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Hawaii is one of the few states with a dedicated statute that governs how workplace drug and alcohol tests must be performed, not just who may be tested. That statute,...
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Connecticut regulates private sector workplace drug testing more closely than most states. A single chapter of the General Statutes, sections 31-51t through 31-51aa, s...
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Arkansas does not force most private employers to run a drug testing program. What the state offers instead is a voluntary framework, built around a workers compensati...
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