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Elon Musk's drug use causing turmoil for Tesla, SpaceX execs: WSJ
(finance.yahoo.com)
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I would expect that they started doing the drug tests because he smoked pot live on camera. I recall there was rather a kerfuffle about it at the time.
Anyone with a clearance (which would be required if you were the money mark for a rocket company because you were pissy that russia wouldn't sell you an ICBM...) is eligible for random drug tests. That technically applies to random bureaucrats who do data entry. The Emerald Apartheid is not special in that regard.
Different orgs have different criteria for what triggers a "random drug test". None are actually random and it is always funny when someone figures out what kind of paperwork puts your name in the pool to go piss in front of somebody.
And, once you make it past the peon stage (or are someone's kid), you have enough connections that you will never take one again.
To put it in context: I have a friend who gets "randomly selected" any time he lets one of his managers know he had a layover in DEN on a trip. And I know people who openly smoke "really skunky tobacco" on their lunch break who will never get called in.