No images? Click here ![]() Bimonthly News Update MUST READ: NJ Workers Who Lose Job Offer After Drug-Testing Positive for Pot Are Out of Luck, Court Says New Jersey job applicants who are denied a position because they tested positive for marijuana have no legal recourse to sue the employer, a federal appeals court ruled on Monday. The U.S. Department of Transportation is once again clearing up a “factual impossibility” regarding the inclusion of oral fluid testing in its workplace drug testing programs. Can we ask job seekers to disclose on their applications whether they use medical marijuana? As the nation continues to struggle with an opioid crisis now supercharged by fentanyl, overdoses have become one of the leading causes of workplace deaths. Psychedelic drugs have come a long way. They once belonged to the counterculture (tune in, drop out). Now they are finding a home in the c-suite. **subscriptions may be required to read some of these articles ![]() Click the button below to receive your complimentary updates and become a Drugs Don't Work in NJ member We encourage you to share this bimonthly news update with your colleagues and business associates to stay informed on the issues regarding establishing and maintaining a drug-free workplace. ![]() UPCOMING LEARING SERIES WEBINARS: 1/30/25 @ 11am "The National Opioid Crisis: Current Trends & Solutions" |