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SMOKERS SEEKING hard to fi nd employment will fl ock to tobacco related kiosks that car- ry Cincinnati based, Spectrum Labs detox products, as more employers test for tobacco us- age in pre-employment testing. Spectrum Labs carries a variety of products that ease the way for smokers and other users of tobacco related products to get through prescreening employ- ment tests, according to Tony Wilson, Communications Direc- tor. “About three or four years ago, there was a big surge in pre- employment testing for nicotine usage, and people were actu- ally being denied employment if they were testing positive for nicotine,” he notes.
We are offering a solution to by- pass that little bit of Big Brother watching them.” According to the Communi-
cations Director, the company was actually the brainchild of a person who was a chemical engineering student at Ohio State University. He had a friend who was using a nicotine product, and needed to not be using it to pass certain tests. This chemical engineering stu- dent came up with a solution that created a change in the
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