Drug-Free Workplace

For the last 3 years I have devoted my life to our young people in educating them on the truth about drugs. In that time I have reached almost 200,000 teenagers and kids throughtout the country in places like Compton, the Bronx, Washington D.C., Hawaii and even a small town called Canadian, out in the middle of knowhere in Oklahoma that has a total population of about 500. What I have observed is that drug addiction does not discriminate, it affects every type of person throughout the world. Not only does it affect our schools and young people but the devastation it has on our workplace is just as destructive. That is why I am starting the Narconon Drug-Free Workplace.

I have already started working with EAP's (Employement Assistance Program) in Oklahoma like Halliburton Oil Company and will be delivering the first Narconon Drug-Free Workplace Seminar next month to the leading EAP's in Oklahoma. 77% of drug addict's are all employeed so if we want to truely make a difference and educate people we have to get into the workplace. Turning our head the other way when a friend or a co-worker is crying out for help by not showing up for work, lying, and or stealing is just as bad as using drug's.

With more truthful information about drugs the better decisions we can make, which will then make for a better place to live in.

Thanks,

JT Daily