That gets squishy. A better comparison would be the person who reeks of cigarette smoke. Did they just smoke, or has it been hours and the nasty ass smell is simply trapped in clothes and hair? That uncertainty makes it different than alcohol, since few people would go to work in clothes that had bourbon poured on them.
No idea. Probably not, unless they were obviously impaired.
One of the truck unloaded in my store just got fired for showing up to work drunk. No one had to say anything. He smelled of alcohol big time.
I have . Because this person was insisting on using the stacker when I said No . This person already ruined my skate by driving the crown into it. No longer with the company . Did get injured with it .
Target's stance on marijuana is pretty cautious. They aren't selling any cannabis products just yet. But hey, if the laws change and public demand grows, who knows? Maybe one day you'll see vapes like the VIHO Supercharge Pro on their shelves next to the essential oils! Until then, it's just a waiting game.
Target told me when they hired in 2016 that they only drug test after an accident and/or injury.
This happened at my store some years ago but the maddening thing is that the accident was the result of a leader's negligence; the guy just happened to be a weekend smoker.
I think it's ridiculous that some people think because it's legal that they can just smoke whenever and wherever. Like you said, most people wouldn't pop open a beer or pour a glass of wine on break.
It doesn't matter. The outsourced company Target uses for tests will not report what you tested positive for. It only reports whether you tested positive for anything. You could be doing heroin, ecstasy, meth, prescription drugs, weed, or drinking alcohol and the test results will only report positive or negative with no more information.
