Post by Logan on Jun 5, 2016 1:29:38 GMT -6
Gregg Fore isn’t surprised when people who apply to work for his RV supply business cannot pass a drug test.
More than half of all applicants who come through the door are drug users, he said.
“Certainly, a majority of applicants in the current environment cannot pass,” said Fore, president of Elkhart-based Dicor Corp., which makes sealants, roofing and specialty products for recreational vehicles. “More than half cannot pass the controlled substance requirements.”
Fore’s story is one that resonates through the Indiana business community. The unemployment rate, which was 5.2 percent in April and has hovered near that mark for months, has created a shrinking applicant pool filled with undesirable candidates.
Read more: www.indystar.com/story/money/2016/06/04/many-job-applicants-cant-pass-drug-test/85242518/
More than half of all applicants who come through the door are drug users, he said.
“Certainly, a majority of applicants in the current environment cannot pass,” said Fore, president of Elkhart-based Dicor Corp., which makes sealants, roofing and specialty products for recreational vehicles. “More than half cannot pass the controlled substance requirements.”
Fore’s story is one that resonates through the Indiana business community. The unemployment rate, which was 5.2 percent in April and has hovered near that mark for months, has created a shrinking applicant pool filled with undesirable candidates.
Read more: www.indystar.com/story/money/2016/06/04/many-job-applicants-cant-pass-drug-test/85242518/