Positive test for drugs Sample Clauses

Positive test for drugs. 2. If the results of an employee's test for drugs are not a complete negative, but fall below the threshold for discipline, a record of those results shall be placed in the employee's file for a period of two years only. The employee would have the right to attach to those results a description of the circumstances surrounding the results of that test. If the employee were to come under reasonable suspicion and be tested again during that two year period, the following would apply: Appropriate discipline which may include termination, but at a minimum suspension without pay for up to 90 workdays, and participation in a substance abuse program. • If the results of the second test are negative, no further action would occur and the original results would be removed from the employee's file at the end of the original two years. • If the results of the second test were as the first test (not a complete negative but below the threshold), the employee would be subject to mandatory evaluation and completion of an education program and/or treatment if recommended by an agency approved by the State of Delaware, Department of Public Safety, Office of Highway Safety. • If the results of the second test were positive (above the threshold), and depending on the circumstances surrounding both tests, the first test results would be considered in deciding the discipline for the positive test. The discipline for an employee who tests positive for alcohol is set forth below. For purposes of this section, a "second offense" is any incident within 5 years of the 1st offense. A "third offense" is any incident within 5 years of the 2nd offense. Violation Discipline Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) equal to .02 FIRST OFFENSE Employee is sent home and charged one day personal leave. Mandatory evaluation and completion of education program and/or treatment if recommended by an agency approved by the State of Delaware, Department of Public Safety, Office of Highway Safety. SECOND OFFENSE Employee is suspended for 5 days without pay. Mandatory evaluation and completion of education program and/or treatment if recommended by an agency approved by the State of Delaware, Department of Public Safety, Office of Highway Safety. THIRD OFFENSE Employee is suspended a minimum of 90 workdays without pay with the possibility of termination. If not terminated, the employee must also complete education program and/or treatment if recommended by an agency approved by the State of Delaware, Depar...
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Positive test for drugs. 2. If the results of an employee's test for drugs are not a complete negative, but fall below the threshold for discipline, a record of those results shall be placed in the employee's file for a period of two years only. The employee would have the right to attach to those results a description of the circumstances surrounding the results of that test. If the employee were to come under reasonable suspicion and be tested again during that two year period, the following would apply: Appropriate discipline which may include termination, but at a minimum suspension without pay for up to 90 workdays, and participation in a substance abuse program. • If the results of the second test are negative, no further action would occur and the original results would be removed from the employee's file at the end of the original two years. • If the results of the second test were as the first test (not a complete negative but below the threshold), the employee would be subject to mandatory evaluation and completion of an education program and/or treatment if recommended by an agency approved by the State of Delaware, Department of Public Safety, Office of Highway Safety. • If the results of the second test were positive (above the threshold), and depending on the circumstances surrounding both tests, the first test results would be considered in deciding the discipline for the positive test. The discipline for an employee who tests positive for alcohol is set forth below. For purposes of this section, a "second offense" is any incident within 5 years of the 1st offense. A "third offense" is any incident within 5 years of the 2nd offense. Violation Discipline
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