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Someone in a monitoring program uses hand sanitizer a dozen times during a shift, gargles with mouthwash before a meeting, or drinks a bottle of kombucha...
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An employee hands back a positive marijuana result and says they never smoked, they were just in the room with people who did. It is one...
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Drug testing plays an essential role in workplaces, healthcare, law enforcement, rehabilitation programs, and sports. From keeping highways safe by screening transportation workers, to ensuring athletes...
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Montana is one of the few states with a standalone statute that spells out when and how an employer may test for controlled substances and alcohol....
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Tennessee does not force any private employer to drug test. Instead, the state built an incentive program: employers who set up a certified Drug-Free Workplace Program...
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Of the four specimen types used in drug testing, blood has the shortest detection window by far. A urine test can pick up marijuana use from...
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West Virginia is one of the few states with a stand alone statute built specifically around workplace drug testing. The West Virginia Safer Workplace Act, codified...
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Alcohol test strips provide a fast and convenient method for screening the presence of alcohol in saliva and are widely used by employers, schools, rehabilitation centers,...
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