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The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued new rules for drug and alcohol testing, which it says will help deter cheating. Citing an increase in the number of specimens that are adulterated or substituted, DOT had wanted mandatory “validity” testing of all samples. For now, validity testing remains voluntary for employers, but the Department of Health and Human Services, which regulates drug-testing laboratories, is working on standardized test procedures.
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Read More →Goodyear Tire & Rubber announced earlier this week that it has offered early retirement to about 700 U.S. salaried employees in order to cut costs
Read More →Nextel Communications, Reston, Va., has introduced software application for wireless customers in transportation, delivery and warehousing
Read More →FedEx Corp. and UPS yesterday both announced that they are expecting flat growth this month thanks to soft shipment volumes
Read More →HDeXchange.com has launched an e-commerce service for manufacturers, distributors and dealers of parts for heavy duty trucks
Read More →The Midwest was still dealing with widespread power outages and difficult travel early this morning, hoping for relief from storms that brought freezing rain, frigid temperatures and heavy snowfall throughout the week
Read More →Department of Transportation officials on both federal and state levels have introduced a new system that will offer access to weather-related information via the Internet
Read More →U.S. Xpress, Chattanooga, Tenn., has signed on with ShowCase Corp., a Chicago-based business solutions firm, to provide human resources, sales and marketing and a new corporate Intranet in a paperless system
Read More →Officials are expecting a new travel center in Morton, Ill., to generate tax revenue and good will for the town from residents and Interstate 74 travelers
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