By
John Fay, Experienced author, and military and security management professional, former Director of National Crime Prevention Institute, Atlanta, GA, USA
Description
This is a no-nonsense, practical book for helping organizations rid their workplaces of drug abuse and its serious and costly consequences.
The book draws upon the collective experiences of hundreds of organizations that have said "no more, not here" and have grown stronger
as a result. The path to a drug-free working environment is straight but narrow. The Drug-Free Workplace:
How to Get There and Stay
There delineates the path, always with a view toward avoiding missteps that can lead to trouble.
Bringing a workplace back to safety
and profitability is a collaborative and multi-disciplinary effort. Participation necessarily involves professionals from security, safety,
human resources, and health. Central to the effort is an enlightened management. Every specialist and manager committed to developing
and maintaining a drug-free workplace will find in the pages of this book a wealth of sensible, meaningful information.
A drug-free
workplace program cuts costs, increases productivity, reduces loss and wastage, avoids accidents, and literally saves careers, families,
and lives. Much is at stake, making the drug-free program deserving of thoughtful deliberation, considerable planning, and careful implementation.
Preliminary to the process is understanding the key tasks. All of the tasks are spelled out in this book.
Audience:
Security professionals
