Employee Private Lives

Employees work together and often get to know each other really well. In fact, sometimes coworkers know more about someone than their own friends do. This is simply due to the overwhelming amount of time spent together, day in and day out, that coworkers have. It is almost impossible to find someone who does not know you really well after you spend forty hours a week in their presence, watching their little habits, and becoming accustomed to their personality.

This is why employees who protect and value each other’s privacy is almost impossible to find.

Anyone who can restrain themselves and become a discreet member of the working team is worth their weight in gold, and that’s the truth. There is a lot to being able to be yourself around the people with whom you work, and there is even more knowing that they will keep your secrets, not blow your various charades in front of family, and have your back when it comes to loyalty and camaraderie. 

Of course, nobody’s perfect, but if you can find someone who is that loyal and that discreet, you have really found a jewel and should keep them almost no matter what it takes. 

Now, even the most saintly of workers is bound to trip up if they have had a little too much alcohol or show up to work stoned. So, workplace drug testing is not just about company liability and employee responsibility. It is also about keeping the precious atmosphere of discretion intact. Drug & alcohol testing is one of the best tools you can have in your tool belt. There is nothing like it.

By its very nature, onsite drug and alcohol testing protects the privacy of your staff by keeping their records onsite. In addition to that, it keeps individuals from having to go out to a laboratory, which can involve sitting in a cold waiting room until called and, of course, their records are not under their own control. Laboratories cost more, since they have to pay for the overhead, and they tend to seem cold and austere. Getting tested at work is the definitely the way to go: (+61) 1300 79 70 40.

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