Misconception about CBD use.
A School Employee Was Assured He Could Use a CBD Tincture and Still Pass a Drug Test. He Didn’t.
His story is a dramatic example of a widespread misconception.
Read the Willamette Week story here.
His story is a dramatic example of a widespread misconception.
Read the Willamette Week story here.
Department of Transportation sent this bulletin at 12/03/2012 10:53 AM EST DOT OFFICE OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY AND COMPLIANCE NOTICE Recently, some states passed initiatives to permit use of marijuana for so-called “recreational” purposes. We have had several inquiries about whether these state initiatives will have an impact upon the Department of Transportation’s longstanding…
Oregon is no longer the ‘most-stoned’ workforce in the nation. However, it is not from a decline in use in the state, but instead due to increasing use in other states. According to The Quest Diagnostics Drug Testing Index™, a comprehensive analysis of workforce drug use trends released April 11th, 2019. See the full story…
Denver led the charge on decriminalizing Marijuana, are psychedelic mushrooms (magic mushrooms) next? Denver is trying to get a measure on their ballot this year, and Oregon is working on getting it on their ballot in 2020. Could this be the new trend? Finding ways to decriminalize stage 1 drugs? How do we protect our…
If you aren’t testing your employees, you’re probably losing money. Estimates are that a single drug using employee costs his employer between $9,000 and $21,000 per year. The cost to enroll one employee in a random testing program in our system is less than $100 per year.*
Quest Diagnostics has some information, that may help you answer this question and many more. Please read the entire story here.
Fox 12 reports on an Oregon resident who wants to warn others about some CBD products. See the entire story here.
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