Infographic highlighting how opioids impact employee safety and your bottom line
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Read MoreThe National Safety Council and national nonprofit Shatterproof have collaborated with an independent research institution, NORC at the University of Chicago to design "The Real Cost of Substance Use to Employers" tool, an authoritative, easy-to-use tool providing business leaders with in their workplace.
Read MoreTopics and information about recognizing and addressing opioids in the workplace.
Read MoreLearn about how impairment impacts the workplace and how to recognize it.
Read MoreTips to unveil a new policy to employees and gain their active participation and support.
Read MoreUsing employee assistance programs (EAPs) to minimize the impact that the opioid crisis has on the workplace.
Read MoreProtecting confidentiality and preventing discrimination.
Read MoreChecklists to follow when deciding on health care coverage for your employees.
Read MoreKey steps in developing drug testing programs and policies.
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Read MoreA stepped plan to design and implement your workplace program.
Read MoreSubstance use disorders (SUDs) are some of the cost stigmatized medical conditions, even though people increasingly understand that SUD is a complex disease that can be difficult to treat and may require ongoing medical care.
Read MoreSeveral way employers can help prevent opioid misuse and the development of opioid use disorders.
Read MoreFind a treatment facility near you.
Read MoreIdentify substance abuse providers in your area.
Read MoreBasic elements of an effective workplace policy and the approaches you may take.
Read MoreTool to find out where naloxone might be available near you.
Read MoreFrequently asked questions about harm reduction, overdose, drugs, and safer substance use.
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