Poseidon

Poseidon, the god of the seas, is one of the most glamorous figures in mythological history. The sea has always been an untamed mistress and that is evident by its many moods and absolute lack of feeling for how many sailors are lost at sea. Poseidon was often revered by people living on or near the ocean, because surely there was a god in control of the wind and the waves. Surely, humans had some control over their fate on the ocean if they acted a certain way or paid obeisance to the right deity.

It’s nice to have hope, isn’t it?

When abusing drugs or alcohol, addicts almost feel the same way. If they can just get one more go at the drug, then they will feel in control enough to let go of it. Of course, the pain of withdrawal is so great that they only make these worthy goals when they are actually high on the drug itself. When they are at their lowest, it is not very often that you find an addict planning for the future or feeling perky enough to go outside and do some yard work.

Workplace drug testing, while extremely effective in businesses, is still very hard on individuals who just want to fund their addictive and self destructive habits more and more until they’re broke. Drug screening is the addict’s bane, and they always protest loudly or become defensive when they are asked to follow company policy. Of course, those who feel that their privacy is being invaded protest just as loudly, but the truth is onsite drug and alcohol testing really does get the job done. Well, it does not do your firing for you, but it gives you the information you need so that you can make complete employment decisions based upon all the facts. Even if your employed addict is one of the hardest working and most enthusiastic hires, it only takes one little slip up to leave you with an accident, a fatality, and/or a lawsuit. That is just not worth the risk involved. To find out more about onsite drug andalcohol screening, visit our website today or just give us a call any time: (+61) 1300 79 70 40.

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