Case study:Drug Testing
- Topics:
- Drug Tests
- Source:
- cleartest.com
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Overview: Drug testing on the job, once a controversial practice at a few companies, has become so pervasive that it now seems very common. Eighty-three percent of employers surveyed believe that testing slows employee drug use, according to the American Management Association (AMA) study. But 80 percent of companies in the same survey had never done a cost-effectiveness analysis. The case study shows drug testing effects on the staff.
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Format: HTML | Size: 25KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1
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