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Worker Drug Use and Workplace Policies and
Programs: Results from the 1994 and 1997 National Household Survey on Drug
Abuse
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List of Figures
Figure 1.1 Trends in Current Illicit
Drug and Heavy Alcohol Use Among Persons Age 18-49, by Employment Status,
1985-1997
Figure 2.1 Co-occurrence of Current
Illicit Drug Use and Heavy Alcohol Use Among Full-Time Workers, Age 18-49,
1994, 1997 (Estimated Numbers of Users in Parentheses, in 1,000s)
Figure 2.2 Distribution of the
Full-Time Workforce, Age 18-49, by Establishment Size, 1994 (Estimated
Number = 77,842,000), 1997 (Estimated Number = 81,282,000)
Figure 2.3 Percentage and Estimated
Number of Current Illicit Drug Use Among Full-Time Workers, Age 18-49,
by Establishment Size, 1994, 1997
Figure 2.4 Percentage and Estimated
Number of Current Heavy Alcohol Use Among Full-Time Workers, Age 18-49,
by Establishment Size, 1994, 1997
Figure 3.1 Percent of Full-Time Workers,
Age 18-49, Reporting Various Workplace Outcomes, by Current Illicit Drug
Use and Heavy Alcohol Use, 1997
Figure 3.2 Percent of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18-49, Reporting Various Workplace Outcomes, by Current Illicit
Drug Use and Heavy Alcohol Use, 1997
Figure 4.1 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18-49, Reporting That Their Workplace Provides Information,
Has a Written Policy, or Provides Access to an Employee Assistance Program
(EAP) Concerning Drug or Alcohol Use, by Establishment Size, 1994, 1997
Figure 4.2 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18-49, Reporting That Their Workplace Provides Information,
Has a Written Policy, or Provides Access to an Employee Assistance Program
(EAP) Concerning Drug or Alcohol Use, by Establishment Size and Current
Illicit Drug Use, 1994, 1997
Figure 4.3 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18-49, Reporting That Their Workplace Provides Information,
Has a Written Policy, or Provides Access to an Employee Assistance Program
(EAP) Concerning Drug or Alcohol Use, by Establishment Size and Current
Heavy alcohol Use, 1994, 1997
Figure 4.4 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18-49, Reporting That Their Workplace Has Provided Information
About the Use of Alcohol or Drugs, by Occupation Categories, 1994, 1997
Figure 4.5 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18-49, Reporting That Their Workplace Has a Written Policy
About Employee Use of Alcohol or Drugs, by Occupation Categories, 1994,
1997
Figure 4.6 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18-49, Reporting That Their Workplace Provides Access to Employee
Assistance Programs (EAP) for Employees Who Have Drug or Alcohol Problems,
by Occupation Categories, 1994, 1997
Figure 5.1 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18 - 49, Reporting Workplace Drug Testing Programs, by Type
of Program, 1994, 1997
Figure 5.2 Percent of Full-Time Workers,
Age 18 - 49, Reporting Workplace Drug Testing Programs, by Type of Program
and Establishment Size, 1994 and 1997
Figure 5.3 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18 -49, Reporting Workplace Drug Testing Programs, by Type
of Program and Current Illicit Drug Use, 1994, 1997
Figure 5.4 Percentage of Full-Time
Workers, Age 18 -49, Reporting They Would be Less Likely to Work for an
Employer Who Tests for Drugs in Various Circumstances, by Establishment
Size and Current Illicit Drug Use, 1994, 1997