A Drug and Alcohol Policy is a set of guidelines that outlines a company’s approach to addressing the issue of drug and alcohol use in the workplace. It is typically designed to reduce the risks associated with alcohol and drug use and to ensure the safety of employees and the workplace. Common elements of Drug and Alcohol Policies include policies on the use of alcohol and drugs in the workplace, the consequences of violating the policy, and support for employees with substance abuse issues. There are several types of Drug and Alcohol Policies, including Zero Tolerance Policies, which forbid the use of any drugs or alcohol in the workplace; Suspicion-Based Policies, which allow supervisors to take disciplinary action if they suspect an employee is under the influence of drugs or alcohol; and Education-Based Policies, which aim to educate employees on the risks associated with drug and alcohol use.