So I had an interview and had to drop a urine on the spot which I was not prepared for. Have been clean approximately 25-30 days so there is a possibility it could come back dirty I guess. I just thought that after a couple weeks I would be clear, should have read more before I started interviewing.
The test was not done at a testing facility. It was done in an assisted living place (were the job is) in an office and administered by a secretary who sat a desk, had me fill a background paper work sheet and sign on two spots on a form she then handed me a cup and told me to go in the bathroom pee in it and leave it on the back of the sink. Never labeled the sample in front of me. I peed left the cup in the bathroom and walked out. Let me add at least twice while I was trying to get some flow going, people came to use the bathroom.
My question is this, lets say by chance the test came back dirty for THC, could I challenge the veracity of it since I did not see the sample labeled? Chain of custody? I really want the job but my biggest concern is not so much the job, there are other ones but if the state were made aware of the failed test it could be problematic from a career standpoint.
The test was not done at a testing facility. It was done in an assisted living place (were the job is) in an office and administered by a secretary who sat a desk, had me fill a background paper work sheet and sign on two spots on a form she then handed me a cup and told me to go in the bathroom pee in it and leave it on the back of the sink. Never labeled the sample in front of me. I peed left the cup in the bathroom and walked out. Let me add at least twice while I was trying to get some flow going, people came to use the bathroom.
My question is this, lets say by chance the test came back dirty for THC, could I challenge the veracity of it since I did not see the sample labeled? Chain of custody? I really want the job but my biggest concern is not so much the job, there are other ones but if the state were made aware of the failed test it could be problematic from a career standpoint.