southwest airlines electronic cigarette policy limits portable chargers onboard due to lithium battery fire risks Southwest Airlines has announced new

I don't think it is going to be anything different

So I guess the question is, am I in the wrong here, or is he just an entitled jerk after all

E-cigarette use was first reported around 2007, and there was a rapid increase in the cumulative prevalence of ever e-cigarette use in both cohorts starting in 2010 (Fig

A confirmed positive marijuana result triggers immediate and serious consequences regardless of the claimed cause: removal from safety-sensitive duties, reporting to the FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, potential CDL downgrade, mandatory SAP evaluation, and completion of the full Return-to-Duty process