Beating Drug Tests and Defending Positive Results

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The book explores the origins and evolution of workplace drug testing, tracing its roots to President Ronald Reagan's mandate for federal agencies to test employees in sensitive and safety-critical roles. It highlights how this practice has become a standard policy among Fortune 500 companies, examining its impact on workplace culture and employee rights. The discussion includes the implications of drug testing on public safety and the balance between organizational policy and individual privacy.