Author: Pablo Bolaños
Random drug testing webinar
Experts uncover why random drug testing is beneficial to deter drug use in the workplace in this thorough review of the drug testing reason. Register now.
The 5 panel drug test
The best building block for your drug-free work policy. The 5-panel drug test screens for the five most common drugs. It is the considered the standard.
Marijuana frequently asked questions
Whether it is about its legal status, its side effects, or if employers can drug test employees, questions are plentiful about marijuana. We’ve answered some of the most frequently asked questions to help you sift through the noise and get a true sense of the current state of marijuana.
International drugs: Opioids and the worldwide epidemic
The opioid epidemic is not a uniquely American problem. In our new series, International Drugs, we take a closer look at opioid use around the world.
Common questions about the FMCSA Clearinghouse
In an effort to provide insight, information, and clarity about the upcoming database, we have compiled the most frequently asked questions.
International drugs—a series introduction
Drug use around the globe is increasing. We will take a deep dive into data from the World Drug Report in our new international drugs blog series.
3 ways we are improving customer support
We compiled the top 3 reasons why our employer customers contact us to build self-service resources to best support their most common drug testing inquiries.
Webinar in review: Flip the switch, why you should turn on digital drug testing
In our recent webinar, our experts highlighted the value of electronic Custody and Control forms for workplace drug testing.
I’m there: Jewel Williams
In our Atlanta laboratory, Jewel Williams personifies enthusiasm and uses that energy to help her team care for each drug test specimen.
What is a regulated drug test?
A regulated drug test typically involves a urine or alcohol collection performed for specific agencies categorized as “safety-sensitive” workplaces because of the potential influence of their job on public safety.