The Background Buzz Insider
March 4, 2010

Special Announcement:
PreemploymentDirectory.com will have a Table Top exhibit near the entrance of the Exhibit Hall. We are grateful to be back at the NAPBS Conference and invite everyone to stop by and visit.

Providers we will be offering a special show discount for advertising in the release of second edition of our highly acclaimed ‘Comprehensive Guide for Selecting a Background Screening Firm.’

CRA’s this will be a great time to sign up for our industry leading online directory of background screening firms, PreemploymentDirecotry.com and for the next edition of The Employment Screening Journal.
Contact Barry Nixon at 949-770-5264 or wbnixon@aol.com

Rethinking Drug Testing

Lewis Maltby insists drug testing is a waste of money and doesn't make the workplace any safer. His belief runs contrary to pre-employment policies most large corporations and manufacturers have adopted over the past 20 years or so. Maltby is president of the National Workrights Institute and author of a newly released book called "Can They Do That? Retaking Our Fundamental Rights in the Workplace." He claims employers have been duped into believing that spending money on drug screens is a wise investment. "If a drug test tells you someone was coming to work stoned, it would be great in helping safety and productivity, but it doesn't tell you that," says Maltby, a former manufacturing executive and founder of the American Civil Liberties Union's National Workplace Rights Office. "It just tells you that the employee ingested some amount of a particular drug at some undetermined point in time." Maltby says on-the-job impairment tests are more effective alternatives to drug testing because they measure the worker's current state of alertness (see Impairment Tests as a Drug-Screen Alternative). Of course, drug-testing advocates contend substance-abuse screening is a cost-effective way to reduce on-the-job accidents, improve productivity and cut absenteeism

To Read The Full Article Go To: http://www.industryweek.com/articles/rethinking_drug_testing_21063.aspx?Page=1


March 2010


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