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Cannabis

virtualobserver

(8,760 posts) Sat Oct 28, 2017, 02:33 PM Oct 2017

Question for Coloradans

Are Corporations still drug testing for Marijuana in the state?

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Question for Coloradans (Original Post) virtualobserver Oct 2017 OP

A lot of them still do. -nt CrispyQ Oct 2017 #1

Yes, they can also test for alcohol - it is based on company policy vs. state law. 33taw Oct 2017 #2

I work for an HMO and they still test. Laffy Kat Oct 2017 #3

My union has this basic rule: tirebiter Oct 2017 #4

CrispyQ

(38,245 posts)

1. A lot of them still do. -nt

Reply to virtualobserver (Original post)

Sat Oct 28, 2017, 02:46 PM

Oct 2017

33taw

(2,801 posts)

2. Yes, they can also test for alcohol - it is based on company policy vs. state law.

Reply to virtualobserver (Original post)

Sat Oct 28, 2017, 02:54 PM

Oct 2017

Laffy Kat

(16,523 posts)

3. I work for an HMO and they still test.

Reply to virtualobserver (Original post)

Sat Oct 28, 2017, 03:15 PM

Oct 2017

Pending hire, they will test. They say they will also test if you show up impaired, but I've never known anyone to be tested randomly or even under suspicion. When I was at the orientation for the job--and this was over three years ago--the union representative who spoke to us said they are trying to make an exception for medical marijuana but I haven't heard if that has happened yet. The HMO I work for is known for progressive practices, so I expect it to become a non-issue at some point. I also know employees who imbibe seemingly w/o concern.

tirebiter

(2,587 posts)

4. My union has this basic rule:

Reply to virtualobserver (Original post)

Sat Oct 28, 2017, 03:35 PM

Oct 2017

You can fuck at work and you can get fucked up at work but never fuck up while you're fucked up at work.

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