New Cannabis Laws In California To Protect Employees Take Effect In 2024
California employees will soon officially have protections from discrimination based on their use of cannabis
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Missouri Cannabis Workers Fight To Unionize
The first day was a breeze.
2024 California Law To Protect Most Workers Using Cannabis On Own Time
Starting Jan. 1, it will be illegal for most employers to discriminate against workers for using cannabis during their time off.
California And Washington Employers Must Adjust Cannabis Testing Procedures By January 1, 2024
Significant changes are on the horizon for employers in California and Washington.
Seattle Cannabis Law Provides Dispensary Employees Union-Like Protections
Nearly a year after being proposed by Seattle Mayor Bruce Harnell, Seattle’s newest cannabis-related law went into effect Wednesday.
25 Big Companies That Don’t Drug Test Employees
In this article, we discuss 25 big companies that don’t drug test employees.
Budding Union Efforts In Michigan’s Cannabis Industry
Marijuana licenses could be in jeopardy if bills go unpaid.
Employees Vote In Favour Of Manitoba’s First Ever Cannabis Collective Agreement: Union
Over 100 cannabis workers in Manitoba have voted overwhelmingly in favour of signing a new collective agreement, making it the first of its kind in the province.
Michigan Civil Service Commission Considers Ending Pre-Employment Cannabis Testing For Gov Workers
Michigan officials are moving closer to the idea of ending pre-employment cannabis testing for most government job applicants
Needing Younger Workers, Federal Officials Relax Rules on Past Drug Use
As more states legalize marijuana and competition for talent grows fiercer, the U.S. government is loosening guidelines from the “Just Say No” era.
