Labor/Employment
Apr. 6, 2001
Privacy Probe
Throughout the nation, drug testing has become increasingly prevalent in recent years as employers seek additional protection for their human-resource investments. For many employers, drug-testing policies have proved indispensable as a safeguard against hiring and retaining employees with potentially dangerous drug or alcohol problems.
By Sue Bendavid-Arbiv and Stacey Liakas
Throughout the nation, drug testing has become increasingly prevalent in recent years as employers seek additional protection for their human-resource investments. For many employers, drug-testing policies have proved indispensable as a safeguard against hiring and retaining emp...
Throughout the nation, drug testing has become increasingly prevalent in recent years as employers seek additional protection for their human-resource investments. For many employers, drug-testing policies have proved indispensable as a safeguard against hiring and retaining emp...
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