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Making Your Workplace Drug Free, A Kit for Employers

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The Drug Free Workplace: A Guide for Supervisors and Managers

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Employee Fact Sheets
#1 Why Have Drug-Free Workplace?
#2 You Can Contribute to a Drug-Free Workplace
#3 Is Someone You Care About in Trouble?
#4 Why All the Fuss About Drugs
#5 Drug Testing: What Does it Mean to You?
#6 What Parents Need to Know
#7 Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs - Making Prevention Work

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Employer Fact Sheets
Employer Tip Sheet
#1 Why Should You Care About Having a Drug-Free Workplace?
#2 The Components of a Drug-Free Workplace Program
#3 Hallmarks of Successful Drug-Free Workplace Programs
#4 Drug-Free Workplace Programs: Are they Worth the Time?
#5 Creating a Drug-Free Workplace Policy
#6 Employee Education
#7 Supervisor Training
#8 Employee Assistance Programs
#9 Drug Testing
#10 Outside Help and Consultants
#11 Avoiding Problems With Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
#12 Evaluating Your Program

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Creating a Drug-Free Workplace: When the Issue is Safety

Creating a Drug-Free Workplace: When Service Is Your Business

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