Author: Jim Schreier
The Impact of Drug Abuse on Organizational Performance and Policy Evaluation
National Drug Abuse Conference 1978
Drug Education in Professional Training
Business and economics are two professional areas often overlooked when the subjects of drugs and drug education are considered. Yet these two areas are critically involved in the whole drug issue, and therefore the need for drug education.
The Role of the Supervisor/Manager in Substance Abuse Prevention
Management Competencies: A Factor in EAP Success
The peril of ignoring substance abuse in burned-out workplaces
The challenges for managers in today’s workplace are endless: remote work, quiet quitting, a changing regulatory environment, even lingering effects from COVID-19 — and the list goes on. One of these challenges revolves around the complexity of substance abuse with …
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We Asked ChatGPT to Spot Red Flags on Resumes
Has AI gotten better? I asked professionals to run their own resumes through ChatGPT and ask it to identify potential red flags. The results indicate that perhaps it’s not time to turn over hiring to the bots quite yet. (To …
California Set to Require Workplace Violence Prevention Plans
The California Legislature passed a bill Sept. 12 that would require companies to create workplace violence prevention plans. Under SB 553, set to go into effect Jan. 1, 2025, most employers would need to maintain logs on violent incidents and provide …
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The stigma of substance use is hurting employees — and the businesses they work for
Nearly half of the U.S. workforce—roughly 72 million people—have experienced personal or family problems stemming from substance or alcohol use based on new research. Article Link