Thread Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act of 2011

[Casper]

Where'd she go and why?

She's trying to fix her life or something stupid like that. She's despondent.

 

[fly]

Yah.
Ive been pee-tested at work 4 times in the last 6 years
"random"

They do it at my work too. Gay. Its a saliva test. Ive only been tested once in like 4 years tho.

 

[ZRH]

They do it at my work too. Gay. Its a saliva test. Ive only been tested once in like 4 years tho.

That's seriously nothing. Try hair samples every 90 days and you have to pay for it.

There is a big move in NY to try and screen nicotine in private jobs. No idea where it came from but it's been popping up more and more since 2009.

 

[APRIL]

I hate that companies do drug testing mainly for insurance cuts. It shouldn't matter what a person does in their private life. If someone has a drug problem and comes high to work, THEN handle it accordingly.

I'm preaching to the choir though.

 

[eileenbunny]

That's seriously nothing. Try hair samples every 90 days and you have to pay for it.

I would never work for a company that tried to require that. It's ridiculous and unnecessary and wasteful. What job could possibly be worth it? And why would they need a hair sample every 90 days? Wouldn't once a year be enough?

 

[Atan Nolme]

I'm glad ZRH is back

Agreed

 

[ZRH]

I would never work for a company that tried to require that. It's ridiculous and unnecessary and wasteful. What job could possibly be worth it? And why would they need a hair sample every 90 days? Wouldn't once a year be enough?

Physical security for a defense company. I think it was some kinda radar test site. The federal government also uses polygraph tests to screen people which is a total joke.

 

[eileenbunny]

Physical security for a defense company. I think it was some kinda radar test site. The federal government also uses polygraph tests to screen people which is a total joke.

Yeah, our local police department uses the polygraph to screen potential candidates too. I think it's wasteful yet entertaining.

 

[fly]

I would never work for a company that tried to require that. It's ridiculous and unnecessary and wasteful. What job could possibly be worth it? And why would they need a hair sample every 90 days? Wouldn't once a year be enough?

And that's your right, too.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

Yeah, our local police department uses the polygraph to screen potential candidates too. I think it's wasteful yet entertaining.

I think the only place that I know of where that *doesn't* happen is in MA, there must be others though.

 

[ZRH]

I think the only place that I know of where that *doesn't* happen is in MA, there must be others though.

NYPD comes to mind as a big agency that doesn't, NYSP does though. NY has so many overlapping police agencies -.-