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Shell should use oral fluid drug testing, not urine sampling, says AIRC
In an important decision on random drug testing, the AIRC has determined that Shell should use oral fluid testing rather than urine sampling - which invades employees' privacy more - at its Clyde Refinery and Gore Bay terminal in NSW.
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