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Drug & Alcohol Policy

This is the basics -- if you have any questions, ask.

  • no drug use, selling, buying, etc. on the job or on site at slaughter county brewing (SCB). This includes marijuana.
  • no alcohol consumption on site, during work hours, except in the line of one’s job duties and as allowed by state law - as a manufacturer, we’re allowed QA testing.
  • Extracurricular alcohol/drug use that affects one’s performance at work will lead to disciplinary actions -- don’t come to work drunk or high! Give yourself time to sober up.
  • Drug Testing
    • reasoning -- fitness for job & safety concerns
    • pre-employment screening
      • consent form required -- will be kept in employee file
      • all applicants will undergo a test
      • failure of the test will be a disqualification for employment
      • screenings will not look for marijuana as it’s legal in WA state for personal use
      • cost of this test will be slaughter county brewery’s expense
      • Pre-employment screening may be waived at SCB’s discretion
    • employee random testing
      • consent form required -- to be kept in employee file
      • testing is mandatory, & random
      • any current employees may be tested without notice
      • The cost of a negative test will be slaughter county brewery’s expense
      • if employee fails a screening, that employee is responsible for the cost of that test and all of their future drug tests
      • screenings will only look for and act upon the presence of marijuana if on-the-job use has been reported
    • Failure of a drug test
      • Failure of a drug test may result in disciplinary action up to and including termination

Our intent here is to promote a healthy, clean, and safe environment for our customers and employees. Disciplinary action may require treatment, health intervention, and/or ongoing testing outside of Slaughter County’s purview as a term of continued employment.