Drug and Alcohol Testing
DISA Triples On-site and Mobile Drug Testing Capabilities
DISA triples its on-site mobile drug testing capabilities, enhancing workplace safety, compliance, and efficiency for employers nationwide.
Understanding the DOT’s Drug & Alcohol Regulations
Stay compliant with DOT drug and alcohol regulations. Learn testing requirements, employer responsibilities, and key updates for workforce safety.
Synthetic Urine: How Fake Urine Increases Drug Test Abuse
Learn how fake urine and drug test abuse threaten workplace safety and how employers can strengthen their drug testing programs.
Drug Testing Policies, Focus On Marijuana
See how evolving marijuana laws are shaping workplace drug testing policies and what employers need to know to stay compliant.
DISA's Most Impactful Articles from 2018
Review DISA’s most impactful 2018 articles on workplace safety, compliance trends, and drug testing policies for employers.
State Marijuana Laws & Litigation Strategies For Employers
Learn how changing marijuana laws impact workplace policies and get litigation strategies to protect your business.
Designing a Program That Works With Your Marijuana Laws
Learn how to create a workplace drug testing program that aligns with changing marijuana laws while maintaining safety and compliance.
Creating a Drug Free and Safer Workplace
Learn how to establish a drug-free workplace with effective policies, testing programs, and compliance strategies to enhance safety and productivity.
FTA Increases Annual Random Drug Testing Rate
The FTA raises its annual random drug testing rate, affecting public transportation agencies and safety-sensitive employers.
Marijuana-derived Drug Expecting Schedule II or III Drug Classification from FDA and DEA
Learn about the FDA and DEA's review of marijuana-derived drugs and potential reclassification to Schedule II or III substances.
55 Currently Proposed Marijuana Laws: Do You Know What's Being Considered in Your State?
At a state and federal level, marijuana laws continue to change across the U.S., and employers are finding it more difficult to keep up with the legal ramifications for their employees. It’s important for employers to remain up-to-date on the various laws for each state, understand how it will impact their employment screening processes, and when it’s a dangerous policy, speak out to their state and federal offices.
Vermont’s Marijuana Legalization Law: What It Means for Employers
Learn how Vermont’s marijuana legalization law affects employer drug testing policies, workplace safety, and compliance requirements.