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If a person was fired for a positive drug test can that employer disclose to potential employers what drug they tested positive for? |
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Certainly. An employer violates no law by giving an honest reference on a former employee. If someone tested positive for cocaine and was fired, the employer can tell anyone who asks that the employee was fired for that reason.
Rational employers would re-test the sample with a sensitive (and always more expensive) test before firing. And then would have no qualms about honestly reporting the reason for firing.
First answer by Wiseguy. Last edit by Wiseguy. Contributor trust: 126 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 114 [recommend question]
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