Refusal to test definition

Refusal to test means any student who fails to provide an adequate test sample and/or leaves school ground sand is found to not have an excused absence.

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Refusal to test means the refusal of an employee to provide a breath or urine sample as required under these policies (observed or non- observed) is considered a refusal to test, and, for CDL driers, all refusals to test are considered a positive test by FMCSA 49 CFR Part 382.

Refusal to test means any conduct by an employee that interferes with the testing process, such as:

Examples of Refusal to test in a sentence

• Refusal to test shall include (but is not limited to): refusing to provide a useful specimen; knowingly contaminating or attempting to dilute the specimen; or failing to cooperate in the timely completion of the test.

• Refusal to test will be treated as gross insubordination and subject the employee to termination.

• Refusal to test, including an adulterated or diluted specimen or disruption of the testing process, will result in immediate termination.

• Refusal to test or substantial evidence indicating alteration or adulteration of the sample will be cause for termination.

• Refusal to test will result in a 30-day suspension pending discharge.

• Refusal to test, follow-up positive drug or alcohol tests, or failure to successfully complete a rehabilitation program will subject a covered employee to immediate termination.

• Refusal to test is breach of this Agreement and grounds for cancellation of this Agreement.

• Refusal to test results in immediate termination, without refund.

• Refusal to test is defined as any time the employee either fails to provide enough breath for alcohol testing or enough urine for controlled substances testing (without a valid medical excuse previously provided to the designated employee representative) after being notified of the test, failure to remain readily available for testing, leaves the scene of an accident/incident before the test is administered, or if the employee otherwise obstructs the testing process.

• Refusal to test can include an inability to provide a sufficient urine specimen or breath sample without a valid medical explanation, as well as a verbal declaration, obstructive behavior, or physical absence resulting in the inability to conduct the test.

More Definitions of Refusal to test

Refusal to test means a refusal to take a drug and/or alcohol test and includes, but is not limited to, the following conduct:

Refusal to test means failure to appear for any test after a reasonable period of time as determined by the Department of Personnel, appointing authority or his or her representative after being directed to do so; failure to remain at the testing site until the testing process is complete; failure to provide an adequate sample of breath for an alcohol test or urine for a drug screen when directed without a valid

Refusal to test means engaging in conduct which interferes with the drug or alcohol testing process. This includes:

Refusal to test means a participant is unwilling to provide a confirmatory test after an initial test. This is a non-compliant event.

Refusal to test means a participant's unwillingness to provide a confirmatory test after an initial test. This is a non-compliant event.

Refusal to test means any student who fails to provide an adequate test sample and/or leaves school grounds after notification of random selection and is found to not have an excused absence.