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September 22, 2018

Failed drug screens aren’t just a problem for potential employees, but also the employer. As the county struggles with an addiction crisis, companies are struggling to fill jobs. After failed tests nearly tripled at Belden Inc, the company decided to cover the cost of rehab for applicants and employees.

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