16Oct
U.S. Labor Department Gives States Latitude on Drug Testing Unemployment Recipients
In 2012 as part of a tax reform bill, Congress directed the Department of Labor to issue regulations that would permit states to condition unemployment insurance benefits for certain recipients on their ability to pass drug tests. The law defined...
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Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP
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