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About LinkBacksMy employers found a marijuana joint in a bathroom at work,It was the second joint found on the property,because of when the second joint was found,they determined that it was someone on second or third shift,They surprised us with a drug test last night,But they have no plans to test first shift,Is this legal?
Regarding random drug tests
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03-05-2013 03:05 PM #1Junior Member
Regarding random drug tests
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