Ohio SB347 establishes a drug-free workplace program for employers participating in public improvement contracts.
Ohio SB347 amends the state's drug-free workplace program to require employers participating in public improvement contracts to implement a written substance use policy, conduct drug and alcohol testing, and provide training for employees and supervisors. The bill also mandates that contractors and subcontractors be enrolled in and maintain good standing in the Bureau of Workers' Compensation's Drug-Free Workplace Program or a comparable program. Employers participating in the program may receive a discount on premium rates.
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