Workplace Testing 101
Drug Detection Cutoffs: What You Need to Know
A drug detection cutoff level is a critical part of a workplace testing program. Learn more about them here.
What Employers Should Know About Dilute Specimens in Drug Tests
Drug users often seek to cheat drug tests and the most common method is to attempt to dilute the urine so drugs can not be detected. Find...
Managing Opioids in the Workplace
Opioids can be a major issue in the workplace if left unmanaged. Here's what employers need to know to address opioid use in their drug and...
Introduction to the 10-Panel Drug Test
Everything you need to know about what the 10-panel drug test covers, and why it might be the best fit for your company.
State Drug Testing Laws: What Should Employers Know?
Information employers need to know about state level drug testing laws.
Hair Follicle Drug Testing 101
Details on what hair follicle drug testing is, what it can detect, how much it costs, and whether it can be cheated.
What drugs are part of a non-DOT 5 panel drug test?
Details on what drugs are included on a non-DOT 5 panel drug test.
6 Up and Coming Drug Testing Technologies You Need To Know About
Drug testing has been around for ages, and the methods are proven to be effective. However, there's always room for improvement — and these...
Introduction to the 8 Panel Drug Test
This drug test is similar to the DOT 5-panel test, with three additions — and one notable omission.
Introduction to the 12-Panel Drug Test
There are many options for panel drug tests, and the 12 panel test includes the widest possible range of both illicit and prescription...
Introduction to Biometric Testing and Benefits of Use
Introduction to biometric testing, implementation in the workplace, and the benefits of using biometric testing
Introduction to the 7 Panel Drug Test
Companies with safety-sensitive positions or employees operating heavy machinery may require a 7-panel drug test as part of their drug...
6 Ways Wellness Testing Benefits Companies
Wellness testing may seem pricy, but in the long run, it'll actually save your company money — and improve employee productivity.
Signs of Drug Use in Employees: Behaviors That Might Signal Drug Use on the Job
Discussion of the types of behaviors that suggest an employee might be using drugs on the job.
What is Considered Reasonable Suspicion? A Look at the Criteria for With Cause Drug Testing in the Workplace
More than a coworker's report of an employee using drugs is required for reasonable suspicion drug testing. Discussion of the regulations...
An In-Depth Look at the Accuracy of Drug Tests
Drug testing is a key component of any workplace health and safety program. However, it can be tough to know what kind of testing is the...
4 Reasons Your Transportation Business Should Use an MVR Check
An MVR check may seem like yet another thing to worry about during the hiring process. However, it can actually make your life easier in...
The 8 Most Dangerous Safety Sensitive Positions
Individuals in safety sensitive positions have a lot of responsibility. They are tasked with keeping both themselves, and often their...
Wellness Program ROI: Are Wellness Programs a Good Investment?
An in-depth look at wellness programs and their return on investment.
