Anonymous wrote:If they sign off on it it's legal. It's required in certain jobs and IMO childcare should be one of them

And eldercare, don't you think?

If they sign off on it it's legal. It's required in certain jobs and IMO childcare should be one of them

Anonymous wrote:I've been working in people's homes full time for more than a decade. Drug tests in that time : 0.

Me to. In fact I've never even heard of such nonsense.

I've been working in people's homes full time for more than a decade. Drug tests in that time : 0.

Anonymous wrote:Don't believe the crap. If anything, the woman say whatever it takes to get your attention.

Will say

Don't believe the crap. If anything, the woman say whatever it takes to get your attention.

Drug testing is expensive.

No, but my nanny drug tests me. Helps me stay off my usual cocktail of Xanax, Oxycodone, and gin. She's to call CPS stat if I don't pass.

I test only the chauffeur and governess, for obvious reasons. The housekeeper and cook I don't.

I don't have household help, but I know several nannies/sitters who are stoners so this isn't a bad idea.

Anonymous wrote:Are you trolling?

No, I am not. I kinda thought my friend was trolling us (group of friends out to dinner last night). She said that she wants to know that her household help is not using drugs so she tests them regularly. She then told us that regularly was weekly, every mon morning to be exact.

maril332 wrote:Friend said that she drug tests her nanny and housekeeper every monday morning. Is this even legal?

Do you drug test your help?

EVERY Monday morning? I kind of understand for a nanny or live in type situation doing a drug test upon hiring them - lots of businesses do this anyway. But weekly? Major trust issues going on here.

Are you trolling?

Herself? What an involved person! My butler sees to it.

Friend said that she drug tests her nanny and housekeeper every monday morning. Is this even legal?

Do you drug test your help?