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North Dakota Workplace Screening Locations


Fargo Bismarck Grand Forks Minot
West Fargo Williston Dickinson Mandan
Jamestown Watford City Wahpeton Devils Lake
Valley City Grafton Beulah Stanley
New Town Rugby Casselton Hazen
Bottineau Lisbon Carrington Mayville
Langdon Oakes Harvey Hillsboro
Bowman Garrison Tioga Park River
Crosby Washburn Rolla Ellendale
Fort Totten Cavalier Velva Hettinger
Killdeer Cando Kenmare New Salem
Linton Gwinner Cooperstown Wishek
Underwood Mohall Glen Ullin Ashley
Lidgerwood Elgin Rolette Center
Edgeley Turtle Lake Westhope Maddock
Mcville Lignite
Fargo Bismarck
Grand Forks Minot
West Fargo Williston
Dickinson Mandan
Jamestown Watford City
Wahpeton Devils Lake
Valley City Grafton
Beulah Stanley
New Town Rugby
Casselton Hazen
Bottineau Lisbon
Carrington Mayville
Langdon Oakes
Harvey Hillsboro
Bowman Garrison
Tioga Park River
Crosby Washburn
Rolla Ellendale
Fort Totten Cavalier
Velva Hettinger
Killdeer Cando
Kenmare New Salem
Linton Gwinner
Cooperstown Wishek
Underwood Mohall
Glen Ullin Ashley
Lidgerwood Elgin
Rolette Center
Edgeley Turtle Lake
Westhope Maddock
Mcville Lignite

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North Dakota Drug Testing Information

North Dakota may have specific statutes related to drug-free workplaces, which typically outline the expectations and requirements for employers in maintaining a work environment free from the influence of drugs and alcohol. Such statutes can include provisions for drug and alcohol testing, the development of written policies regarding drug use in the workplace, and the steps that must be taken when an employee violates these policies.

Employers may be required to clearly communicate their drug-free workplace policies to all employees, including the consequences of policy violations, which can range from mandatory participation in a drug rehabilitation program to termination of employment. The statute might also detail the circumstances under which drug testing can be conducted, such as pre-employment screening, random testing, or testing following an accident or suspicion of drug use.

In some cases, compliance with a drug-free workplace statute can make employers eligible for certain benefits, such as discounts on workers' compensation insurance premiums. The statute may also provide protections for employees, ensuring that testing is conducted fairly and that the privacy rights of employees are respected.

It's important for both employers and employees in North Dakota to be familiar with these statutes to ensure compliance and to maintain a safe and productive work environment.

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