We often get questions about using hair as a specimen for testing for illegal drugs. An article on the GobyTruck web site summarizes some of the negative issues of using hair as a specimen lists some of the problems with using hair as a specimen for drug testing. And it lists reasons why hair testing […]
Random Testing Does Not Equal Reasonable Suspicion Testing
You either have a random drug and alcohol testing program (random test) or you don’t. Is your firm in the habit of selecting an employee, who you suspect of being impaired, for a random test selection? I was recently explaining the advantages of a random testing program to a company. (In a prior blog post […]
Should you serve alcohol at your company picnic or party?
It is important that firms consider the liability of serving alcohol to employees at any company party or function. There are many examples of inebriated employees getting behind the wheel of their automobile and then injuring and even killing other people. While you might be accused of being a kill-joy, removing alcohol from your party […]
When to drug test and what panels to include
The timing of a drug test and a decision on panels to include are important considerations. Many times we get questions from clients about drug testing. They ask the appropriate time to administer the drug test and what panels should be included. A recent decision from The U.S. District Court for the Western District of […]
Answers to Questions About Testing for Drugs and Alcohol
Testing for drugs and alcohol is an area where we get many questions from clients. Questions like when can they test for drugs and alcohol in applicants and employees. We hope you find the information in this post helpful DRUG TESTING The Drug Free Workplace Policy Builder, provided by the Department of Labor (DOL), provides […]
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