5 Lapu JOs face termination for illegal drugs use

By: Norman V. Mendoza October 01,2019 - 07:51 PM

Employees assigned at Lapu-Lapu City’s Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) submit their urine samples to CLOSAP Chief Garry Lao. | Norman V. Mendoza

LAPU-LAPU CITY, Cebu – Five Job Order (JO) employees assigned at Lapu-Lapu City’s Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) risk losing their jobs after they tested positive for illegal drugs use.

City of Lapu-Lapu Office for Substance Abuse Prevention (CLOSAP) Chief Garry Lao announced today, October 1, the outcome of the drug testing which he organized on Monday, September 30.

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Lao said that the five employees will be terminated as soon as the confirmatory test on their urine samples will also show traces of illegal drugs use.

A total of 246 JOs assigned at the city’s MRF were made to undergo drug testing on Monday.

Eleven more submitted their urine samples today.  The 11 was part of the 35 JOs who missed Monday’s drug testing because they were either absent from work or on official leave.

Lao said that he will recommend to Mayor Junard Chan the immediate termination of the 24 others who failed to show up at his office today.

The city’s MFR was already the fourth City Hall office whose employees were made to undergo surprise drug testing. /dcb

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