Ten Kegs of Beer

Onsite Drug And Alcohol Screening

When your employees get together outside of work, they may often go to the local pub or bar and find a good way to spend some time, munch on some supper, and share some drinks to come down off of a hard day’s work. Sharing drinks and helping each other out is how coworkers form bonds and help each other to get through the day to day, mundane working together that happens. Especially if you happen to work nine hours a day, your whole daylight hours have been spent on work, and that definitely requires the need to come down off of that stress.

Many people party on the weekends, getting a keg, setting it up and inviting their friends over to enjoy the tap. Unfortunately, if this happens every single weekend, without any time to themselves for alone time to reflect and ground themselves, people can get dislodged from their own life and become a boat drifting between two shores: work and partying.

When Mediscreen began alcohol testing, as well as drug screening, we did it so that businesses throughout Australia would have a better chance of knowing whether or not their employees were engaging in any substance abuse while on the jobsite. However, we have been doing this for some time now, and we are not accredited by NATA for medical testing, and we are proud to say that you have high quality data at your fingertips when you order onsite drug and alcohol testing from us. We believe in what we do, and we want to make all workplaces in Australia safe and risk free. That means that employee drug & alcohol testing, which is common to many companies in this our great land, can be brought straight to your office or worksite and set up so that your workers can be screened and then return straight to work. It’s a highly efficient setup and it’s really effective for making sure that people are not mixing working and partying. Work and play should be done properly in both sides, but it is rarely that they should be mixed. For more info on workplace drug testing.

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