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Bloomberg Law Podcast: Can Employers "Directly Observe" Drug Testing Of Their Employees?
09 September 2020
Proskauer Rose LLP
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Recently, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that employees had no
claim for invasion of privacy when a drug-testing facility
"directly observed" them as they provided a urine sample.
Proskauer's Anthony Oncidi joins Bloomberg Law podcast host
June Grasso to discuss the ruling's significance and what it
means for employers.
Listen to the podcast here.
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