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Study Reveals High Levels of Workplace Drug Abuse
Employers beware. We asked workers and they told us: they are getting high at work and, alarmingly, circumventing employment drug screenings by using drugs that aren't being tested. They know which drugs are tested, and they know when they aren't getting tested. Armed with that knowledge, staff are effectively dodging company drug testing policies that are intended to keep the workplace drug free.
Majority of Americans Question the Truth of their Birth
More than half of people surveyed doubted their own immediate family's DNA truths. Some wait decades to pursue the answers, while others are still waiting.
Employers Struggle With Cross-State Marijuana Legalization and Its Impact on Employment Drug Testing Practices
Marijuana continues to become more and more accessible throughout the US. With more states legalizing the drug, what should employers expect?
How Florida Employers Can Save Money by Ensuring They Qualify for the Drug-Free Workplace Credit
In 1990, Florida adopted the Federal Drug-Free Workplace Program, incentivizing employers in the state to combat workplace drug use in an effort to improve worker safety.
Nationwide Study Finds 65% of Surveyed Respondents Abstain Use for Less Than a Month Before Workplace Drug Testing
After a nationwide survey by Health Street, 65% of participants admitted they abstain from marijuana use for less than a one month period before a scheduled drug test.
73% of Occasional Marijuana Smokers Returned to THC Within 30 Days After Their Pre-Employment Drug Screening
Health Street surveyed nearly 600 participants from locations around the country, 84 percent of whom are employed. Out of those, half were required to take a drug test.