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... controlled substance and/or alcohol problem by querying them and checking with their previous employers regarding controlled substance and alcohol violations, related background, conditions and behaviors indicative of controlled substance and/or alcohol abuse or misuse, and by conducting pre-employment...

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...), substances causing cancer will have to be authorised and this will involve a risk assessment to show that the risks are controlled and that their use can be justified from a socio-economic point of view, so this may also help to reduce exposure in future. How are Workers Exposed to Carcinogens? Workers may...

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