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this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2023
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That's the thing though. It's never that. It's more like
It's our insurance gives us cheaper rates if we drug test, and we can fire you if you get hurt on the job and happened to smoke a joint last weekend.
Surely, it was the joint of marijuana weed last week that caused the accident! /S
It's more like "These fucking insurance crooks will drop my company if I don't drug test my employees even though it's a waste of time and money and an invasion of privacy."
Why does it have to be the employees doing great or fine?
Not that a drug test would be the best way to solve that... but it seems like a plausible thought process.