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3 questions found Narrowed by Drug-Free Workplace Programs.
Clear allWhat Are the Benefits and Disadvantages of Starting an In-House Drug Testing Program?
Benefits include safety, productivity, less absenteeism and more control over testing. Drawbacks include cost, legal risk, privacy concerns, false results and administrative burden.
Read moreWhat Are the Steps To Start a Drug Testing Program?
Write a drug testing policy, set testing scenarios and a method, then use trained collectors, a certified lab and an MRO. Add a results process and communicate the policy to employees.
Read moreWhat Is a Random Drug Testing Policy?
It is a drug-free workplace policy that randomly selects employees for testing, giving everyone an equal chance of selection. Smaller employers can use a consortium or Third-Party Administrator.
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