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Re: “Urine Trouble: Drug Testing Welfare Recipients Fails in N.C., Just Like Everywhere Else”
Those 21 people who tested positive each lost $36 per month (which actually goes to the benefit of a child). 21 X $36 is a total of $756. In six months that totals $4536 saved. Cost was quoted at $4895 without considering the costs of state agencies' staff and clerical, follow-up costs, etc it also includes. Where are the savings?????? Only costs.