Safety Trumps Privacy in Court Case
May 20, 2009 by George Harrison
Last Friday the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia decided that safety concerns, coupled with the ability of transportation workers to produce false urine samples, to allow drug testers to utilize a “direct observation technique” when collecting urine samples. The government’s interest in providing a “drug free” work place for transportation workers trumps the workers’ right to privacy.
George H. Harrison is the principle surveyor with Harrison & Associates – Marine Surveyors. Harrison & Associates is proud to provide comprehensive marine surveying services throughout the Delaware River , Delaware Bay and the Chesapeake Bay regions. We routinely perform surveys in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and coastal North Carolina and are proud to serve clients throughout the world.




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