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If you’ve failed or refused a DOT pre-employment drug test, it can impact your ability to work in safety-sensitive positions. This guide explains how long ...

States across the country are recognizing the value of second chances. Michigan’s new initiative helps employers support workers in recovery by providing education, resources, and ...

Shrooms are a common name for hallucinogenic mushrooms containing the compound psilocybin. They may show up on specific drug tests designed to detect hallucinogens, but ...

With rising levels of drug and alcohol use and abuse nationwide, workplace safety is more important than ever before. While regular drug and alcohol testing ...

When a DOT-regulated employee fails or refuses a drug or alcohol test, they are required to complete the Return-to-Duty (RTD) process with a DOT-qualified Substance ...

Discover how updated 2025 federal drug testing regulations now include fentanyl. Learn what it means for employers, employees, and workplace safety

DOT qualified SAPs are a neutral party who do not determine if the employee should be reinstated or rehired but do determine if the employee ...

Accordingly, on April 10, 2025, FMCSA voided over 15,000 unexpired Medical Examiner’s Certificates (MECs) issued by Dr. Le and Dr. Mai between March 2023 and ...

Failing a Department of Transportation (DOT) drug or alcohol test can have serious consequences for CDL drivers. Understanding the steps involved, from company policies to ...

If you’ve failed a pre-employment DOT drug test, you can still return to work by completing the Return-to-Duty (RTD) process. This involves working with a ...

Navigate the world of workplace drug testing with confidence—understand the key roles of SAP, DER, MRO, and DOT for a safer, compliant workplace.

Our comprehensive guide outlines the key differences between DOT-regulated and non-DOT general workforce drug testing programs to help employers stay compliant with workplace safety regulations. ...