Case Study
January, 2000
It has become a common indignity, a ritual sacrifice of privacy, and part of the cost of doing business in the United States. Every day, somewhere in corporate America, people are being asked to pee in a jar as part of the interview process or as a condition of continued employment.For whatever reason--patriotism or panic--Americans believed the leaders who told them that drug use was epidemic in the workforce, that thousands of coke fiends, potheads and heroin addicts were at the controls of ai...
