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In-House Workplace Drug Testing Training Program Helps Employers Reduce Hiring Costs and Risk Post-COVID-19

In-House Workplace Drug Testing Training Program Helps Employers Reduce Hiring Costs and Risk Post-COVID-19

May 26, 2020
Saved by the Settlement: How a Union Settlement Trumped an Unconstitutional Return-to-Work Drug Testing Program

Saved by the Settlement: How a Union Settlement Trumped an Unconstitutional Return-to-Work Drug Testing Program

May 14, 2020
Holding Back Claims of Insufficient Reasonable Suspicion Under Collective Bargaining

Holding Back Claims of Insufficient Reasonable Suspicion Under Collective Bargaining

May 10, 2020
Stueart v. Arkansas State Police Commission: Revealing the True Cost of Inadequate Drug Testing Training

Stueart v. Arkansas State Police Commission: Revealing the True Cost of Inadequate Drug Testing Training

April 11, 2020
AFGE v. Martin: Setting the Bounds of Reasonable Suspicion Testing for Suspected Off-Duty Conduct

AFGE v. Martin: Setting the Bounds of Reasonable Suspicion Testing for Suspected Off-Duty Conduct

April 10, 2020
The Clash of the Titans: Reasonable Suspicion Drug Test Disputes Face Off Against an Employer’s Good Faith in Kelly v. Boeing

The Clash of the Titans: Reasonable Suspicion Drug Test Disputes Face Off Against an Employer’s Good Faith in Kelly v. Boeing

April 3, 2020
Knox County: Evaluating the Constitutionality of Suspicionless and Reasonable Suspicion Testing Programs

Knox County: Evaluating the Constitutionality of Suspicionless and Reasonable Suspicion Testing Programs

March 24, 2020
Reasonable Suspicion Drug Testing After Workplace Accidents in Florida

Reasonable Suspicion Drug Testing After Workplace Accidents in Florida

March 17, 2020
DOT Reasonable Suspicion Testing Violation and Constitutional Infringement Claims in Collective Bargaining

DOT Reasonable Suspicion Testing Violation and Constitutional Infringement Claims in Collective Bargaining

March 16, 2020
Failure to Observe: Resolving Unobserved Follow Up Plan DOT Urine Collections

Failure to Observe: Resolving Unobserved Follow Up Plan DOT Urine Collections

March 7, 2020
Distinguishing Error-Correction Training from Refresher Training Under the DOT Regulations

Distinguishing Error-Correction Training from Refresher Training Under the DOT Regulations

March 3, 2020
Can an Employer Discharge a DOT-regulated Employee Solely Based on a Positive Drug Test Result?

Can an Employer Discharge a DOT-regulated Employee Solely Based on a Positive Drug Test Result?

February 23, 2020

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