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Alabama drug-free workplace program
In Alabama, a certified drug-free workplace program can lower your workers' compensation premium: 5%, for up to 4 years. Here's who certifies it and what it takes.
The program at a glance
- The discount: 5%, for up to 4 years.
- Who certifies it: Alabama Dept. of Workforce ($25 per certificate).
- What it requires: Five kinds of testing; 2 hours of employee training; supervisors 2 hours every year.
- Training every year: supervisors 2 hours. Alabama asks for it again each year, not just once.
Source: labor.alabama.gov. Rules and credit amounts change, and some are set by your insurer: confirm with your insurer or the certifying agency before you count on the discount. Checked October 2026.
How Pact helps
The program on file
Your state, the notice to employees and its date, the effective date and the renewal, with reminders before the certification lapses.
Training records
Employee education and supervisor training for each person - counted over the last year, since Alabama wants it yearly.
Testing records
Every test and result in one place, ready when the insurer or the state asks. Drug testing through Pact's own lab network opens soon; until then, keep your current lab.
No monthly fee
Workplace testing is pay per test: $40 for a 5-panel or 10-panel lab drug test (opening soon). The portal comes with it.
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