Prepare the Meat and Bread

Urine Drug Test

Preparing meat and bread is considered a homemaker task today. However, even in Biblical times (whether or not you believe in the Bible), men and women both contributed to the preparation of the meat and bread. The men often contributed by slaughtering the meat animals and preparing the meat, roasting it, carving it, and getting it ready for food, while the women prepared the bread using homemade yeasty chemical reactions and home baking knowledge to get it ready as a compliment to the meat.

While each gender may have divided up the task in their own way, there was still a very prevalent equality in the sexes when it came to division of the labor within the home and within an encampment.

In life, we are meant to find a way for every person to know all parts of a job, even if he or she only specializes in part of the job. This is true in business, where education counts for a lot, because knowing something about all parts of your chosen profession helps you to interact with your coworkers more effectively, knowing something about their jobs and responsibilities. However, with all of this in mind, you are still specializing in your particular job for that business. It is pretty much to be expected that your specific job may not remain the same throughout your career, but that you will be asked to fulfill specific tasks all across individual businesses.

CMM Technology takes this a step further. We bring the process of specialized labor division right to your worksite, regarding employee drug testing. Our drug test equipment is perfect for drug testing with onsite drug testing, like our sister company provides. We also have NATA accredited breathalyser recalibration services. We are proud of our equipment, which ranges from Alere DDS2 (with reader) saliva drug test to Lifeloc FC10 individual breathalyser device. Oral fluid drug tests are really popular these days, and we hope that you find it helpful to implement our drug test kits into your employee drug testing program, no matter how your division of labor works out. It is part of what makes your business, as a whole, be more than the sum of its parts.

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