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  1. Rush on Business

    Drug Testing Basics for Iowa Employers

    By Rush Nigut

    An employer recently called me to inquire about a drug testing policy.  The employer received reports that a delivery driver had driven while under the influence of alcohol.  These types…

  2. Lancaster Law Blog

    Drug Testing: One in Twelve Employees Admit Illegal Drug Use

    By Michael Moore

    A recent government survey revealed that 8.2 percent of full-time workers admit illegal drug use during the preceding month. Use rates are even higher for some industries: restaurant workers, 17.4 percent,…

  3. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Post-Accident Drug Testing Significantly Reduces Workers’ Comp Claims

    By Workplace Prof

    Alison Morantz and Alexandre Mas have just posted on SSRN their article Does Post-Accident Drug Testing Reduce Injuries? Evidence from a Large Retail Chain.  Here's the abstract: This study examines…

  4. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Much Better Than “Someone Must Have Set Me Up”

    By Workplace Prof

    I will never look at a meatball the same way (or at least I will smell it first) after this story.From the article: Officer Claims Wife Put Pot in Meatballs…

  5. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Kim Posts Pair on SSRN

    By Workplace Prof

    Pauline Kim has just posted an article and a chapter on SSRN:The Story of Luck v. Southern Pacific Transportation Co.: The Struggle to Protect Employee Privacy (chapter in Employment Law…

  6. Rush on Business

    Avoid the Pitfalls of Drug Testing

    By Rush Nigut

    A recent Iowa Supreme Court case, McVey v. National Organization Service, Inc., stresses the importance of developing a drug-testing policy that complies with Iowa law and making sure that policy…

  7. TortsProf Blog

    Prisoner Drug Testing

    By Christopher Robinette

    The NYT has a summary of a federal panel's recommendation to reinstate broader use of prisoners for testing drugs, with various safeguards in place in an attempt to avoid the…

  8. Family Law Prof Blog

    Case Law Development: Juvenile’s Right of Privacy Not Infringed by Required Drug Testing While in Group Home

    By Family Law

    The California Court of Appeals answers the following questions regarding rights of juveniles, "Do the statutory provisions broadly empowering the juvenile court to make any reasonable order for the care…

  9. Rush on Business

    Are You Drug Testing Employees? Make Sure to Comply with Law

    By Rush Nigut

    Are You Drug Testing? Make Sure to Comply with Law If you are a private Iowa company that drug tests your prospective or current employees it is important that you…

  10. California Employment Law Update

    Marijuana Compassionate Use Act Did Not Protect Employee From Termination

    By Tony Oncidi

    Ross v. Ragingwire Telecommunications, Inc., 132 Cal. App. 4th 590 (2005) In accordance with the Compassionate Use Act of 1996 (Proposition 215), Gary Ross had a physician’s recommendation to use…