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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 16 MIN

Currently Speaking on Drug Testing, Impairment, and Marijuana: Your Questions Answered

from Currently Speaking · host Current Consulting Group

In this episode of Currently Speaking, Bill Current follows up on his recent Current in 30 webinar, Addressing Marijuana in Your Drug Testing Policy: Complacency Is Not an Option, by answering several important questions that employers frequently ask about marijuana and workplace drug testing.As marijuana legalization continues to expand across the United States, employers are facing new challenges when it comes to maintaining safe and compliant workplaces. In this short episode, Bill discusses whether employers can still test for marijuana in states where it is legal, how companies can address workplace impairment, the risks of removing marijuana from a drug testing panel, and how often drug testing policies should be reviewed and updated.Bill also explores the growing role of oral fluid testing and whether it can help identify more recent marijuana use compared to traditional urine testing.If you would like to watch the full webinar presentation, a link to the recording is included with this episode. https://youtu.be/-Nv6DTGmXLs

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