According to the U.S. Department of Justice, drug abuse costs American industry over $140 billion annually. Employee drug abuse causes as much as 50% of all on-the-job accidents and up to 40% of ...

Drug testing is handled by individual agencies. When employees fail random tests, departments handle the disciplinary process, though federal law may require removal from service for safety-sensitive ...

As Churchill Downs prepares to host the Breeders' Cup World Championships, Kentucky regulators are examining the state's drug-testing policies and procedures. Upgrades, however, may hinge on state ...

More employers are screening their employees for potential drug use. At some companies a popular new test is replacing the standard urine sample, and some say it is violating the rights of future and ...

Global Drug of Abuse Testing Market Set as Compliance-Driven Screening Becomes a Core Healthcare and Workplace Standard ...

If you are pulled over in one of five Michigan counties and a police officer believes you're impaired by drugs, you could be asked to submit your saliva to be tested. A Michigan State Police official ...

Employers continue to question whether they must change their post-accident drug testing procedures because of the anti-retaliation provisions in OSHA’s new Electronic Recordkeeping Rule announced in ...

Just like its name suggests, a urine drug test looks for any traces of substance abuse. The procedure is quick and painless, as it simply requires you to provide your urine as a sample for the test.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Following an administrative order last week that invalidated drug testing procedures, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation has enacted an emergency rule that ...