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Item Title: Survey Reveals Most Drug, Alcohol Abusers Work Full-Time
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Most of the nation's illicit drug users and heavy alcohol drinkers hold full-time jobs, according to a recently released study by a federal government agency. These employees are less productive and more prone to harming themselves and others in the workplace. What can an employer do to help prevent liability and the costly consequences of drug and heavy alcohol consumption? Which industries have the most substance abuse among employees? For the answers, as well as the survey results, click "Full Article."
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