SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER
Substance use disorder (SUD) is a growing public health concern in the United States that can impact an individual’s ability to fully participate in society and the workforce. For states, this may result in a reduced workforce, a smaller tax base and increased social expenditures. To mitigate these potential impacts, states can play an important and unique role in supporting workers and job seekers with SUD throughout the recovery process.
STATE POLICIES RELEVANT TO SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER
ALTERNATE VIEW OF STATE POLICIES RELEVANT TO SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER
Arkansas
SB 178
Alaska
Administrative Order No. 323
Addiction and the Workplace: A Toolkit to Support Wellness as it Relates to Substance Use
CaliforniaÂ
AB 666
AB 1860
SB 855
Colorado
HB 1281
SB 181
HB 1232
SB 266
HB 1009
HB 1269
HB 1287
Connecticut
HB 5044
Delaware
SB 34
Georgia
Executive Order 04.21.22.01
Hawaii
HB 1191
Illinois
SB 2017
SB 3617
HB 158
HB 2589
HB 2595
SB 471
Kentucky
SB 90
HB 427
SJR 59
SB 191
Maine
Establishment of the Maine Recovery Council
Maryland
HB 794
Massachusetts
HB 4288
HB 5050
SB 3097
New Hampshire
HB 1817
New Mexico
HB 178
New York
SB 7194
Int 2442-2021-A
Ohio
Executive Order 2023-04D
ARPA Investment – Home and Community-Based Services Workforce Development Strategic Fund
Oklahoma
SB 444
Oregon
HB 2235
HB 2949
Rural Broadband Capacity Program
Pennsylvania
Executive Order 2023-20
SR 47
Washington
HB 1724
SB 5555
SB 5693
Washington, D.C.
Act 24-470