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Trusted Employees has developed the drug/toxicology aspect of its employee drug screening process in partnership with Medtox, one of the foremost laboratories in the employee drug testing industry, and one of the first ten to be certified by the federal government. Reputed for its commitment to excellent service and ethics; top quality products and analytical information, Medtox continues to meet and exceed our informational needs.
Obtaining a drug/toxicology report is an extensive step, in part due to the fact that widespread discussion and debate continue to surround this particular screening measure. Despite some assertions that employment drug screening is a violation of the employee right to privacy, Trusted Employees supports the employer’s right to prefer non-drug users in their hires and reappointments. We help employers fairly exercise their legal right, by providing them with the critical drug/toxicology data they need to make fast and informed assessments.
Preemployment drug screening needs vary by company, by industry, and by government regulation. We provide DOT and Non-DOT 5-10 panel validity testing, to ensure that applicants/current employees are drug-free before they are appointed to/returned to a safety-sensitive employment position.
An employer’s right to obtain a drug/toxicology is about:
- Promoting a safe, secure and transparent work atmosphere
- Controlling turnover, absenteeism and inconsistency of performance
- Ensuring accuracy, quality and productivity
- Maintaining best practices
- Keeping criminal activity out of the workplace
Our drug/toxicology screening process provides for:
- Diverse testing for pre-employment and back-to-work screening
- Convenient, centrally located collection facilities
- On-site collection, depending on the number of applicants
- Rapid screening that provides complete, accurate, and legally defensible results with all negatives reported within 24 hours of collection
- Top quality testing by Medtox…proudly certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), the College of American Pathologists, and the American Association of Clinical Chemistry (AACC).