WORKPLACE DRUG ABUSE

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Supporting Employee's – The Importance of Fostering a Drug-Free Work Environment

In a country where drug addiction statistics are on the rise, it’s not a surprise that drug use among employees is a growing problem. This is particularly harmful too, as one employee's addiction harms all the other employees and the place of employment.

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Are Certain Workplaces More Prone to Drug Use

A recent online article reported on what may be a relatively little-known side of drug use in the workplace. Oftentimes, drug use is linked to poverty and lack of an education adequate to gaining anything more than menial employment.

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Helping Professionals Get Back on their Feet after Addiction

Any person who has succeeded in a competitive, demanding career knows the pressures they’ve had to survive. When too much pressure leads to addiction among executives and high-powered individuals, Narconon can help.

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Increasing Positive Drug Tests Send American Jobs to Immigrants

While immigration controversies hit the front pages of news media over the last year, behind the headlines, America’s drug problem has been turning some jobs over to drug-free immigrants.

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A Look Into How Employers and Locals Deal With Substance Abuse

Substance abuse is a growing health concern, but what of the economic impact? Inactive or unproductive employees lead employers and locals to deal with substance abuse as the problem continues to have financial consequences.

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Spit Test for Drugs Speeds Hiring Process and Weeds Out Those Abusing Drugs

Drug or alcohol abuse in the workplace is a concern for employers for obvious reasons. Intoxicated employees have more accidents and are gone from work more often. It’s estimated that 65% of all job-related accidents are related to substance abuse.