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August 27th, 2018
Employee drug testing is one of the most complicated human resources management issues your company may face. From issues of administration and logistics to privacy and legal liability, the process can be multi-layered and complex. Non-mandated companies can complete their own drug testing, but is it worth saving a few bucks only to be faced […]
Continue ReadingJuly 11th, 2018
As political maneuvering and bureaucratic administration drags on in Washington D.C., the Alliance for Driver Safety & Security is urging Congress to pass laws requiring hair follicle testing for transportation workers in safety sensitive jobs. The Alliance for Driver Safety and Security, also known as the Trucking Alliance, made its statement at a United Nations event that centered […]
Continue ReadingApril 03rd, 2018
Ugh. One of your employees tested positive for drugs. Even though this is the very reason why you perform drug testing, it’s a disappointing and vexing situation. You need to decide whether to keep them on staff and deal with legal implications of whatever comes next, or let your asset walk out the door. If […]
Continue ReadingMarch 17th, 2018
As an employer or human resources representative, you have the right to require employees come to work sober and unimpaired as outlined in your Workplace Drug & Alcohol Policy. Within that right, you have the ability to test employees for drugs and alcohol if you suspect they are under the influence while on the job. […]
Continue ReadingFebruary 12th, 2018
When employers think about drug testing, it can be easy to assume it’s a simple chain of events. Regardless of the reason for the test; however, it’s important to understand the chain of events that is set in motion when you hand an employee a cup and point them toward the bathroom door.
Continue ReadingOctober 02nd, 2017
1. Drinking a large quantity of fluids before a urine drug test will flush your system, making it difficult to detect drug use. Answer: Ingesting a large amount of water prior to taking a urine drug test may cause you to have a diluted specimen, but will not result in a negative result. A diluted […]
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