Mandatory drug testing

In S. Luper & C. Brown (eds.), Drugs, Morality, and the Law. Garland (1994)
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Abstract

By some estimates one-third of American corporations now require their employees to be tested for drug u se. The se requ iremen ts are com patible with general employment law while prom oting the public's in terest in figh ting drug use. Mo reover , the Unite d State s Supreme Court has ruled that drug tes ting prog rams a re cons titutionally p ermiss ible within both the public and the private sectors. It appears m andatory drug tes ting is a permanent fixture of American corporate life. (Bakaly, C. G., Grossman, J. M. 1989).

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original LaFollette, Hugh (1994) "Mandatory Drug Testing". In C. Brown, S. Luper-Foy, Drugs, Morality, and the Law, pp. : Garland (1994)

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Hugh LaFollette
University of South Florida

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