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Drug Testing, the War on Drugs, Workers, and the Workplace framework, and is it consistent with the history of labor-management relations in North America? What other social, economic, or political conditions might have made workplace drug testing widely accepted in democratic societies like Canada and the United States?

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therefore, that some employers have resorted to drug testing in the selection and monitoring of employees. The implementation of drug testing by employers, however, can infringe workers’ rights under the law.

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(1797–8)ion concerning different ways of containing or preventing drug abuse and social harm that results from drug abuse. Indeed, the principle of the least drastic means serves as a criterion against which the desirability of various alternatives can be assessed.

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Alternatives to Drug Testingion concerning different ways of containing or preventing drug abuse and social harm that results from drug abuse. Indeed, the principle of the least drastic means serves as a criterion against which the desirability of various alternatives can be assessed.