WMT - Do Major Companies Drug Test Employees? A Look At Amazon Target McDonald's Walmart Dollar General & More | Benzinga
In today's workplace landscape, drug testing policies vary widely across industries and regions, reflecting both legal complexities and corporate cultures.
So, we decided to take a deep dive into the Indeed career website to look into the drug testing practices of several well-known companies based on user-generated comments. Please note that the answers are user-generated and may not be accurate or current.
Target (NYSE: TGT), a major player in the retail sector, has diverse drug testing practices across its locations. In Oklahoma and Kansas it appears that drug tests can be requested by employers. Specific roles, such as Asset Protection (AP) and management positions
typically undergo drug testing. Interestingly, responses from employees in Indiana and Wisconsin indicate there are no drug tests for cashier positions or general roles, highlighting the inconsistency across states.
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), the e-commerce giant, presents a varied picture. Reports suggest no THC testing for work-from-home positions or for those in Nashville. However, some roles, like those in Amazon Air, might face pre-hire testing, though specific test types remain unspecified. However, converting to a ...