It will more than likely affect your claim. It will likely be concluded that you at least contributed to your own injury, and therefore the employer will not be as obligated to pay for your injury as it would if you were not under the influence of controlled substances.
It just gave me a false positive for marijuana for a drug screen for a job.
Adderall will cause one to test positive for amphetamines in a drug screen.
It is not required for the job. Unless a worker is injured on the job, and then a drug test is needed for workers comp. For the job itself though, the answer is no.
It is not required for the job. Unless a worker is injured on the job, and then a drug test is needed for workers comp. For the job itself though, the answer is no.
Whoa! Too many circumstances are given without enough information. If you were injured on the job and were drug tested as a result, and you tested positive, you could be disciplined or dismissed. Questioner will have to supply more info about the "harassment" portion of the question.
If you are taking a drug test for a job and it is positive, you will not be able to retake the drug test. However, you can always ask the person giving the drug test of it can be retaken.
Most Employers can request that an Employee take a drug test if you are injured at your job. The only places that i have ever found or heard about that do it are the ones that require a drug test even before you get the job.
if its for a job or something similar then you most likely aren't getting the job most employers don't want someone that does heroin as an employee and that also means that your clean for the other 4 drugs you were tested for
Keep telling it it's doing a good job.
You will not get the job. Also, you may be questioned by the LAW!
i got fire for slpping and falling on water at my job but they said it was for a positive drug test
The company Pier 1 does do drug testing. An individual will go through an interviewing process for the job they are applying for and if chosen, they will need to do a drug screening.