Think you maintain a drug-free workplace because you have a testing program? You may want to take a closer look. Why? Because it is estimated that as many as 20% of your employees are cheating to pass their drug tests. Read on to learn about how your employees cheat drug tests. As marijuana is decriminalized more […]
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In a nationally-televised interview, renown physician, Dr. Marc Siegel, expressed his concerns about health risks of more people smoking pot. That’s because marijuana usage has skyrocketed as now 29 states allow so-called “medical” marijuana and 7 permit “recreational” use. Recent research and experience in Colorado has cast doubt on the wisdom of states rushing to
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You need to know about Fentanyl abuse, an emerging deadly threat. Fentanyl is a growing menace in America’s burgeoning prescription drug overdose epidemic.
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Drug abuse and related deaths continue to rise in The United States. That’s why the FBI and the DEA joined forces to create a film to show what you should know about America’s Opioid addiction epidemic. So, check out the 40-minute documentary below, titled “Chasing The Dragon”. It is an epidemic because prescription drug overdose deaths
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Employers need to know about changing marijuana laws and how they affect the workplace. Do you need to accommodate weed users?
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Confusing New OSHA Rule On May 12, 2016, OSHA passed a new Post-Accident drug test rule. Unfortunately, it left employers wondering how they could comply with the new rule and still maintain a safe, Drug free Workplace. You can see the ruling here: OSHA’s Final Rule on Post-Accident Drug Testing Lawsuits were filed. Motions were made. Attorneys bought new vacation
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As drugs become decriminalized and abuse expands, employers struggle finding drug-free applicants. To illustrate, a recent article from the Korn Ferry Institute told of a Texas employer. They needed to hire a large group of employees. So, plenty of candidates applied. However, they were disappointed when fewer than half the applicants could pass a drug test.
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Thankfully, the contentious 2016 election is finally behind us. However, many questions remain. Among them are issues regarding employers and legalized marijuana. For example, Proposition 64, the newly ratified law in California. CBS News affiliate KOVR interviewed JumpStart Security’s President, Jeff Hastings, about employers and legalized marijuana on Friday, November 11, 2016. “Medical” Marijuana: California
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When you send money or personal info to unfamiliar people, you increase your chances of becoming a victim. Therefore, the FBI offers some tips to help you recognize and avoid telemarketing fraud. Recognize Telemarketing Fraud Here are some warning signs of telemarketing fraud—what a caller may tell you: “Act ‘now’ or the offer won’t be
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Workplace violence affects society as a whole. Hence, economic costs are substantial. Also, there are intangible costs. Specifically, workplace violence damages trust, community, and the sense of security that every worker deserves. Therefore, it is important to recognize workplace violence warning signs. Employers have a legal and ethical obligation to promote a work environment free from
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