Loss Prevention final assignment

First, in one well written paragraph, discuss the importance of the Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988 and its impacts on Private Security.
Then answer the following, you may use outside resources but you are not required to. Answer in at least two well written paragraphs for each question.
1. Discuss the issue regarding the workplaces right to fire an employee for abusing drugs. Explain why you have this opinion.
2. Several states have legalized Marijuana . Provide two reasons you would support this and two reasons you feel this is not a good idea. Explain your reasoning for each.
3. There are schools of thought regarding Drug and Alcohol Addiction which view them as a disease and as such should be treated as any other medical issue. Explain your thoughts on this topic and why you feel this way.
Lastly, after watching the video below, write a three paragraph at least discussing how this impacted your thoughts on the current war on drugs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZIBbXqxopI

Textbook Requirements
Introduction to Private Security: Theory Meets Practice. Roberson, C., and Birzer, M. Prentice Hall, Columbus. 2010. ISBN9780205592401.

SAMPLE SOLUTION

Introduction
The Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988 is a federal law requirement that requires federal contractors and to a larger extent, all federal grantees to agree to the expectations that they will enhance an environment that is drug free to receive a contract or grant as provided by the federal agency. The act requires that all organizations that are covered by the act take deliberate steps to achieve a drug-free workplace environment. Essentially, the organizations are expected to publish and give a policy statement regarding the drug policy, establish a drug-free awareness program, and notify the contracting or granting agency. In addition, they should notify the employees that they must comply by the terms of the policy statement, make continuous good faith efforts to maintain a drug-free workplace and finally the organizations are expected to impose penalties in the event of…