Titlebook: Drug Testing in the Workplace; Scott Macdonald,Paul Roman Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 ETA.Union.alcohol.alcoho

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Union Perspectives on Workplace Drug Testingties issues attending drug testing and the nature of organized labor’s concerns regarding the validity and effectiveness of such testing. Although the chapter focuses mainly on the positions of Canadian unions and their leaders, the views of unions in the United States and other countries are includ

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Constitutional and Statutory Treatment of Drug Testing in the United States private employers be able to assume a police power by using these same enforcement methods against employees? What restrictions and obligations should be placed on employers who test employees for drugs? Is there any justification for the loss of privacy of employees subjected to sweeping drug test

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Behavioral Tests to Assess Performance if the real concern is safety and on-the-job performance, there should be other, less intrusive methods of identifying impaired individuals so that they can be moved out of a job prior before their performance jeopardizes safety for themselves, coworkers, or the public.

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