Neverland and the Lost Boys

In the story of Peter Pan, the children protagonists are taken by Peter Pan to Neverland, a place where no one ever grows up. Here, he rules on high against even the most intemperate pirates, along with the lost boys. The lost boys are a group of boys who no longer have parents to take care of them, and so they are a little rascally.

If you have ever encountered someone who is addicted to drugs, you will notice how similar they are to the immature and unruly lost boys in Peter Pan. The drug addict is naively unaware of the dangers the world has against them, and they are far too paranoid about realities which will not actually harm them. Their mind is not entirely stable, their thinking is not entirely clear, and their ability to judge for themselves is limited to a few small experiences.

Outside of these limited times of discernment, they are unable to fully function in today’s world, and often jump into and out of relationships with people, whether they are friendships or romantic connections. They are not stable themselves, and so they are unable to bring any amount of stability to their own worlds.

Of course, this is painful for them. The only way out is through their addiction. Only that can hide their eyes from their own incompetency.

Workplace drug testing is necessary to businesses because employees must be able to feel safe being loyal to the company. They must be able to encounter a situation, handle it correctly, and move on with the production of the business at large.

Drug & alcohol testing brings the lost boys to their knees. It shows who is a real worker, and who is looking to be taken care of. There can be no babysitting.

Onsite drug and alcohol testing in Australia is available through Mediscreen. We bring the best of the screening process right to your own doorstep. Your business can thrive with this additional scientific information. We want to show you what we can do. To make an appointment with Mediscreen or to talk about scheduling, call us today: (+61) 1300 79 70 40.

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