Q: My co-worker is an alcoholic. He shows up late, looks hung over, and tries to dump his workload on me. When he’s sober, he’s brilliant. I have no experience with substance abuse, and no idea how to ...

In the U.S. there are 13.6 million workers with a substance abuse disorder, representing 9% of all employed adults. The U.S. continues to struggle with substance abuse disorders (SUDs). Data shows ...

RHYS EVANS The mining sector has been quite receptive to alcohol and drug testing as the Department of Mineral Resources continues to ensure that it has very good auditing policies and procedures in ...

Gov. DeWine poses with representatives from employers that have joined the Ohio Recover Friendly Workplace program at the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine was in ...

We care about this issue and the impact it has on you, our team members. Over the past several years, there has been a nationwide increase in the misuse of alcohol and other drugs. Issues related to ...

The current flood of drug abuse among Americans is at such a high level that the federal government has launched a national effort reaching out to employers to join in securing successful recovery ...

Some employers allow drinking in the office. Here's what businesses should consider when creating an office alcohol policy ...

The Glenwood Springs Chamber will host an event addressing mental health and substance use challenges in the workplace from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at Morgridge Commons, 815 Cooper Ave., ...

More and more workers in the U.S. are testing positive for fentanyl use during random drug tests, according to new data from Quest Diagnostics. After analyzing more than 8 million workforce drug tests ...

As an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, I’ve spent more than 20 years treating patients of all ages. My responsibility extends beyond the walls of my office, involving far more than extracting teeth or ...

Oregon health care providers who review every case in which a mother died during or soon after pregnancy have found that mental health conditions and substance use were the leading cause ...