US Drug Test Centers Blog

By: Ashlee Arnold

Drug and alcohol use in the workplace isn't just an incredible danger — although that's certainly one of the largest considerations. It's also a massive cost to employers, who quite literally foot the bill when employees show up to work...

By: Ashlee Arnold

Many people on probation have to submit to random, unannounced drug tests. For those who are unfamiliar with the process or will have to go through the process of probation drug test procedures, here are a few of the basics. Probation drug...

By: Ashlee Arnold

Drug testing centers are firmly entrenched in American human resources, and many employers require it before you come to work for them. At the same time, there have been several developments in modern society that have brought challenges to...

By: Ashlee Arnold

Employee drug testing in the United States has grown steadily over the last 30 years. Employees in federally-mandated and specific safety-sensitive industries, such as hospitals, schools, and the transportation sector, have been required to...

By: Ashlee Arnold

The costs of addiction are evident everywhere, and the estimates of what addiction can cost in the workforce, or at least the oft-reported guestimate, is $81 billion a year — a staggering number. As Mobile Health continues, "Drug testing in.

By: Ashlee Arnold

There's a common myth that if you're surrounded by enough marijuana smoke, the THC lingering in the air is enough to cause you to fail a drug test. It doesn't help in clearing up this concern that cannabis is seeing a rise in potency, as certain..

By: Ashlee Arnold

One of the sure signs that someone is suffering from addiction is if it's spilling into their place of work. And lately, all it takes is a Google search to see this is a big issue in the news. Just look at some of the headlines: "More employers...

By: Ashlee Arnold

The conversation around employer drug testing is changing drastically, largely thanks to the recent legalization of recreational marijuana. While some states still only legalize medical marijuana — or have no broad laws legalizing marijuana.

By: Ashlee Arnold

Human resources is an important department in any business. As the Bureau of Labor Statistics puts it, they "plan, direct, and coordinate the administrative functions of an organization." But what does that mean, exactly? If you're unfamiliar with

By: Ashlee Arnold

According to the National Institute on Drug Use, more than 90 Americans die each day after experiencing an opioid overdose. Estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say the economic burden of the opioid crisis in this country.