Drug Free Workplace
Drug and alcohol abuse and misuse is a serious problem and can occasionally extend into the workplace. Drug and alcohol abuse in the workplace has significant negative impacts. This course addresses the importance of a drug-free workplace. During this series, you will explore the impact of substance abuse, recognize the difference between acceptable use vs. abuse, discover indicators of substance abuse, examine a variety of types of drug testing, and review an employee’s role in ensuring a drug-free workplace. Each drug-free workplace training module is approximately 10-15 minutes.
- Drug-Free Workplace
- Drug Tests
Drug Free Workplace for Supervisors
Drug and alcohol abuse and misuse is a serious problem and can occasionally extend into the workplace. Drug and alcohol abuse in the workplace has significant negative impacts. This course addresses the importance of a drug-free workplace. During this series, you will explore the impact of substance abuse, recognize the difference between acceptable use vs. abuse, discover indicators of substance abuse, examine a variety of types of drug testing, and review an employee’s role in ensuring a drug-free workplace. Supervisors will explore their roles and responsibilities in supporting a drug-free workplace. Each drug-free-workplace training module is approximately 10-15 minutes.
- Drug-Free Workplace
- Drug Tests
- Drug-Free Workplace for Supervisors
The terms “drug abuse” and “substance abuse” often hold the same meaning and will be used interchangeably throughout the course. Additionally, the term “drug” refers to any legal or illegal mind-altering substance, including alcohol and over-the-counter, prescription, and illegal drugs.
The negative impact of substance abuse on productivity, safety, company assets, team morale, and customer service can potentially create adverse effects to both the business and the community.
Substance abuse can result in reduced employee productivity due to altered mental and emotional states. Employees who abuse alcohol or drugs are more likely to sleep on the job, struggle with concentration, and have difficulty maintaining attention.
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