Lanson Hoopai

DISA Global Solutions | Content Analyst II

<p>Lanson Hoopai brings almost a decade of writing and editing experience to the Content Analyst II role at DISA Global Solutions.</p>

About Lanson

Lanson Hoopai brings almost a decade of writing and editing experience to the Content Analyst II role at DISA Global Solutions. His writing has appeared in digital and print mediums for law firms, pharmaceutical firms, entertainment organizations, game developers, nonprofit organizations, and educational publishers across the nation. With dual certifications in copyediting and modern online marketing, as well as an unrelenting commitment to safety and security in the modern landscape, Lanson works to bridge the gap between traditional editorial practices and bleeding-edge content creation techniques.

Latest by Lanson Hoopai

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How Automated Occupational Medical Record Tracking (OMRT) Improves Employer Health Compliance

Learn how automated OMRT helps employers track occupational health requirements, renewals, records, reporting, and clinic coordination. 

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What Employers Should Know About AI’s Disparate Impact in Recruitment

Learn how AI hiring tools can create disparate impact, Title VII, and ADA risk, plus steps employers can take to reduce bias.

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What the Data Says About Drug Testing for Today’s Safety-Sensitive Workforce

See what recent webinar data says about hair, urine, and oral fluid drug testing for safety-sensitive workers and when dual-methodology testing may help. 

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AI Hiring Risks: Bias, Laws, and Human Oversight

AI hiring tools can create bias, transparency, and compliance risks. Learn how employers can reduce risk with meaningful human oversight.

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How to Fight AI-Generated Interview Fraud

Learn how to spot AI-generated interview fraud, verify candidate identity, and reduce remote hiring risk with fair, compliant checks.

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Oklahoma HB 3127 Expands Employer Authority Under Medical Marijuana Law

Oklahoma HB 3127 expands employer authority over positive marijuana tests. Learn what policies, notices, and safety-sensitive reviews to update. 

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Multi-State Workforce Compliance: Managing Remote Employees Across State Lines

Manage multi-state workforce compliance for remote employees with guidance on payroll, screening, drug testing, I-9, handbooks, and policy workflows.

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ATA Regulatory Update: DOT Drug Testing and Driver Qualification Updates

Learn key ATA regulatory updates on DOT drug testing, marijuana rescheduling, oral fluid and hair testing, and FMCSA Clearinghouse risks.

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How to Spot Fake Credentials Before You Hire

Learn how to detect fake credentials, verify experience, and reduce hiring risk with practical checks for identity, education, work history, and licenses.

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How Colleges and Universities Can Build an Effective Employee Drug Testing Program

Learn how colleges and universities can build role-based employee drug testing programs for healthcare, safety-sensitive, and campus roles.

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Why “Instant” Background Checks Can End Up Costing Colleges and Universities More

Instant background checks can create hidden costs for colleges and universities. Learn how full-service screening can support hiring, interns, safety, and compliance. 

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Heat, Fatigue, Medications, and Stress: The Oft-Missed Causes of Workplace Impairment!

Fatigue. Heat. Prescription medications. Stress. Each of these factors can impair an employee's ability to safely operate equipment, make sound decisions, and respond appropriately in high-risk situations, and yet they rarely trigger the same level of organizational urgency as a positive drug test. That gap in attention is costing companies. It may be costing lives.