‘One size fits all’ follow-up testing no good: Arbitrator

Employer’s follow-up testing for employees returning to work after testing positive for drugs or alcohol was reasonable but must allow for individualized treatment

An Ontario employer’s drug policy that specified random follow-up testing for employees returning to work after impairment at work was reasonable, but needed to be clarified so not all such employees were treated the same, an arbitrator has ruled.

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