Drugs And Their Effects On Business

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killed 14
crewmen and autopsies revealed that 11 of them were on drugs. "(The U.S.)
spends billions of dollars on military defense, and our military may be
crippled by this drug problem."T Drugs cost a lot and the need for them is
ever increasing. A drug habit can quickly drain a worker's pay check while
he still needs more drugs. An employee will embezzle to raise the funds
necessary to buy more drugs, an employee in a high place has access to
embezzle large amounts of cash or sell company secrets to rival compa nies
or foreign powers. Drugs reduce the ability to make decisions, and if the
addict is responsible for large amounts of cash the effects can be
distasterous. The sales end of companies have been renowned for indulging
in wine, women, and song before o r during the actual transaction, but the
adverse effects on the decision making process by drugs and alcohol can
induce the parties to buy at high prices or not buy needed supplies, which
can cost large sums of money. ...

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careers bringing their drugs with them. Blue-collar workers use
drugs to relieve the boredom of menial work. Years of working on an
assembly line may create a high amount of tedium that only drugs can
relieve. People in the high pr essure of white-collar jobs that create
tension are prone to drug abuse. Manager types get paid well and "They are
used to feeling masterful and are not likely to view drugs as threatening"
so the odds are high of them getting addicted even though they are used to
clean living. Jobs that require creativity such as artists use drugs to
stimulate their creativity. The most logical reason for drug abuse is the
accessibility of drugs at work and in society. ...

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