Employee testing raises workplace privacy issues.
作者信息
Vernon R G
出版信息
Trustee. 1987 Jun;40(6):19-21.
PMID:10317910
Abstract
With increasing frequency, employers are considering mandatory screening for substance abuse and AIDS. These tests are focusing attention on an area of growing concern for hospitals--employees' right to privacy in the workplace--and prompting trustees to define an institutional philosophy for their hospital.
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