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Workplace Drug Testing: 7 Reasons Not to Drug Test Employees

Why Do Companies Engage in Workplace Drug Testing? 56% of U.S. employers use pre-employment drug tests, or randomly drug test employees. These companies pay $3,750,500,000 annually in pre-employment...

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Drug Testing Methods

Drug testing’s limitations as a safety measure have been firmly established. Yet despite experiencing these limitations, companies have continued relying on drug testing, considering it to be the...

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Should You Drug Test or Alertness Test Your Employees?

You may be curious: Exactly how does alertness testing with AlertMeterTM compare and contrast with drug testing? What kinds of information does each test provide? Which has a greater impact on...

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Signs of Impairment in the Workplace

No Workplace is Immune to Impairment Risk Many employers may not fully realize the potential hazards that impairment and diminished alertness present in their workplaces, especially if employees' job...

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Alertness Level Testing: A More Accurate and Popular Way to Test Employees

The benefits of managing fatigue and monitoring for impairment are becoming more widely recognized, especially as technological innovations like the AlertMeter® alertness level test technology make...

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Workplace Impairment Policy to Reduce Errors and Increase Productivity at Work

Over a two-year period, a manufacturing company experienced an 11% improvement in productivity that correlated with their installation of the AlertMeter fit-for-duty program as part of their...

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