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Alcohol, Drugs, Violence and Obesity in the Workplace

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Do you have a written policy, available to employees, regarding employee use of drugs and alcohol?

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If not written, do you have a policy regarding the use of drugs and alcohol by employees that you verbally tell them about when they are hired?

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Do you typically check a potential employee’s background for drug or alcohol abuse prior to hiring him or her?

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In the last three years, have you EVER required one or more employees to take a drug test or a breathalyzer to detect alcohol?

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(circumstances of drug/alcohol test) Did you require such tests following a serious work-related accident?

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(circumstances of drug/alcohol test) Did you require such tests when there was a reasonable suspicion of use?

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(circumstances of drug/alcohol test) Did you require such tests at the time of hiring?

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(circumstances of drug/alcohol test) Did you require such tests for random checks?

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Do you typically conduct these tests because the government requires you to do so, your insurer requires or gives you incentives to do so, or because you believe it is necessary?

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In your business, is employee abuse of alcohol and its consequences a constant concern, an occasional concern, an unusual concern, or never a concern?

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Volume 4, Issue 3, 2004
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation



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