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... than mesh varieties, which can produce a moire pattern on screen (an interference pattern referred to as the screen door effect') . Glass and plastic filters have two drawbacks, though: They're more expensive and more reflective than mesh, so in extreme lighting, the filter may produce more reflections than the naked monitor. Casual users, people who don't want to spend much for a product, or users in harsh lighting conditions should consider mesh. The only way to know if a filter will meet your needs is to work with it on your computer for a few days. To help consumers make a more educated decision, the American Optometric Association (AOA) has begun a Seal of Certification and Acceptance program to judge the effectiveness of filters. So far only one company, Optical Coating Laboratory, Incorporated (OCLI), has submitted its products for review. All the OCLI filters have received the AOA seal. Virtually every filter manufacturer offers both mesh and glass products. Along with reducing glare, some filters are supposed to cut static, which means they prevent charged dust particles from collecting on the surface of the monitor. Others claim to block potentially harmful electromagnetic emissions. However, filters cannot block rays from the back of monitors, the greatest source of low-frequency emissions. The big question is: Do filters work? Many users report reduced glare and, often, reduced eye fatigue after installing their filters. With an effective filter, users can work at a terminal all day with virtually no eyestrain and without having to position the monitor away from the sun's path. And you ...
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... planning their testing programs even if they employ only one covered worker. HOW DO THE REGULATIONS WORK? Drug Testing-Employers must test employees for marijuana, cocaine, opiates, phencyclidine (PCP), and amphetamine (including methamphetamine) . Before hiring an individual for a safety-sensitive position. Within 32 hours after an accident has occurred. Randomly at a 50% frequency rate (25% for the aviation and railway industries) .& #160 Upon reasonable suspicion that an employee is using illegal drugs. Prior to an employee returning to duty in a safety-sensitive position after participating in a substance abuse treatment program. As follow-up to treatment based on the recommendation of a substance abuse professional (SAP) . All drug tests must be performed by a laboratory approved by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) . Most SAMSHA labs will provide the materials necessary to collect the urine specimen and ship it to the lab for testing. All positive drug screens must undergo confirmation testing by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry. Employers often have to contract separately for collection. Collection can take place at a hospital, clinic, physician's office, or in the workplace. However, strict chain-of-custody procedures must be observed at all times, regardless of where the specimen collection takes place for the test to be considered valid. The DOT also requires employers to utilize the service of a medical review officer (MRO) . The MRO reviews drug test results for accuracy and assures that there is no reasonable explanation for a positive drug test, such as the ...