Another nail in random testing coffin (Editor’s Notes)

Supreme Court of Canada leaves door open, but Irving case moves bar higher – and also proves random tests not necessary in most cases

The murky realm of drug and alcohol testing didn’t become much clearer when the Supreme Court of Canada denied Irving Pulp & Paper’s wish to randomly test 10 per cent of workers for alcohol use. (See “Bar raised in random drug, alcohol testing.”)

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