Workers Lose Urine Test Privacy Battle In Ohio's Top Court

By Vin Gurrieri (August 27, 2020, 10:22 PM EDT) -- At-will employees in Ohio who are watched while producing a drug test urine sample can't later sue for invasion of privacy if they consented to it, the Ohio Supreme Court has held, nixing a suit by four Sterilite workers who claim they got no warning before the test about being monitored and found it to be offensive....

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