Where the Green Is: Cannabis Jobs
Here’s some good news about the labor market: The cannabis industry is creating jobs at a rapid pace, a new study from employment site Glassdoor finds.
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20 Women Set to Dominate the International Cannabis Space in 2019
These women are fiercely seeking to advance female representation within the industry
Cannabis, the Industry Without a Glass Ceiling for Female Entrepreneurs
In Canada, the $31-billion marijuana industry is rife with opportunity for female entrepreneurs and offers a lucrative career option for many women.
Cannabis Company Hopes to Replace Jobs Lost in Mill Closure in Small B.C. Town
Arnold Meyer spent 40 years working at the Tolko Industries Ltd. mill in Merritt, B.C., but then he faced the reality of being laid off.
Prison Guards Expected to Refrain From Cannabis for 24 Hours Before Working
Federal prison guards and other front-line correctional workers will not be allowed to use cannabis 24 hours before reporting to work.
First Nations Making Deals to Secure a Piece of the Cannabis Pie
Just upriver from downtown Montreal, the Kahnawake First Nation council office takes pride of place in the reserve’s modest skyline, along with a youth centre and a pair of churches.
Some Air Canada Employees to Be Banned From Using Pot On- and Off-Duty
Air Canada said some of its employees will be banned from using marijuana both on- and off-duty despite recreational use becoming legal in Canada next month.
It’s Not Just Cannabis Stocks — Salaries and Jobs in Legal Weed are Climbing Too
The internet was agog at skyrocketing cannabis stock prices last week.
Toronto Company Offers Cash to ‘Cannabis Connoisseurs’ to Smoke
Toronto-based company AHLOT is offering up to $1,000 a month to 5 pot aficionados.
How Can I Get a Job in the Cannabis Industry?
With medical marijuana now legal in well over half of the U.S. and recreational marijuana use allowed in nine states (and counting), cannabis companies are scrambling to fill a rush of new jobs in the industry—an estimated 340,000 of them nationwide by 2020.