Drug Testing And Labor Productivity

Topics:
Drug Tests
Tags:
Drug Testing,
Human Resources,
Policies And Procedures
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Overview: This study provides statistical evidence about the economic effects of drug testing programs by applying a production function model to a test sample of 63 firms within the computer and communications equipment industries in the US economy. The following case study tells the positive and negative effects on productivity and also the results are interpreted.

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Format: HTML | Size: 43KB | Date: Dec 1998 | Pages: 1

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