December 2008 – Pacific Business News
Officials with the United Public Workers labor union on Tuesday signed an agreement with Maui County to allow its members to be randomly tested for alcohol and drugs in the workplace.
The agreement covers approximately 400 workers with the UPW, which include custodians, park caretakers, plumbers and carpenters.
Officials for the union and Maui Mayor Charmaine Tavares said Tuesday that the agreement is an attempt to provide safer work environments for laborers.
The agreement contains provisions for both random and reasonable suspicion testing, which will be implemented next spring.
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