| Disregarding the incoherant poster above;
Here's another slant on urine testing in the workplace:
(Lifted from another site)
"Yet more union B.S.
Imagine how much money could be saved if nobody except legitimately
suspected drug users had to participate in drug screening.
Nobody should need to pass a urine test for a job that doesn't involve the
safety of the public.
The Constitution guarantees "presumption of innocence." Pre-employment drug testing is a presumption of guilt, forcing one to prove his innocence by
taking that drug screening.
OTOH, if the crapola unions would stop fighting to retain jobs for drug
users, allow random drug tests for reasonable cause for suspected drug
users, companies would be able to fire people on the spot for drug use, and
the alleged drug problem in the workplace would be solved.
One strike and you're out works fine for me when it comes to drug use in
the workplace."
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