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Addresses the world's many drug problems by sharing up-to-date information about the many developments that affect drug strategy.
Provides assistance and guidance in developing and evaluating programs and policies that address alcohol and drug abuse problems at work.
Hidden costs involved with an on-the-job alcoholic by Laurie Guhr, published November 11, 1997.
Article: Federal Panel Says Value of Workplace Drug Testing Unproven. Forensic Drug Abuse Advisor Vo. 7 (1) January 1995, p.6.
Sample problem and solution from AHI's Employment Law Resource Center.
Establishing a workplace substance abuse program can drastically reduce costs.
Establishes, promotes, and communicates standards of quality, integrity, and professionalism in the administration of workplace substance abuse prevention programs through education, training and the exchange of ideas.
Provides information on programs, grants, contracts, employment, statistics, news releases and media services.
Article: Alcohol and the workplace.
Stories from two employee's. October 1989, Georgia Power Citizen.
Information from the Institute of Alcohol Studies, June 1997.
Article from Joan Lloyd & Associates.
Report on Alcohol in the workplace from National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, July 1999.
Alcoholism page from About.com.
Frequently asked questions and answers from the AHI Employment Law Resource Center.
Article from the Christian Science Monitor.
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