Organigram Lays Off 220 Workers, Will Cultivate Less Cannabis Than Expected
Organigram Holdings Inc. is laying off at least 220 employees — and is warning more bad news could be on the way.
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Weed Tourism: Exploring The Impact Of The Cannabis Industry On The Workforce
With so many U.S. states legalizing cannabis in recent years for medical or recreational adult use — specifically 33 as of May 2019
Aurora Cannabis is Laying Off Huge Swath of Workforce and Shutting Five Facilities
25% of administrative, sales and 30% of its production staff going.
Why the Pandemic Could Be a Boon for Cannabis Education
Cannabis education has slowly spread since marijuana began to earn legal status across U.S. states.
Leamington Loses 120 Jobs as Tilray Kills Cannabis Facility
After just a year of growing pot in Leamington, Tilray Inc., one of Canada’s biggest cannabis companies, is pulling up its local stakes and shutting down a greenhouse operation that employed about 120 workers.
Al Harrington Talks Cannabis Sales and Covid-19, The Hiring Power of Social Equity and ‘Never Giving Up’
As a founder, 16-season NBA player, and father of four, Al Harrington may be more experienced than most at staying cool under pressure and at making tough decisions
Layoffs Continue at Canopy Growth, Constellation Brands’ Struggling Cannabis Producer
Canopy Growth Corp., a major marijuana producer, has laid off 200 staff from the Canadian, U.K. and U.S. offices
800 Fired From Pot Jobs in Malls, and Other Cannabis Stories You May Have Missed
The spread of COVID-19 has seen typically stable sectors of the economy rival the chaos of the nascent cannabis industry.
Production Staff at Weedmd Could Be First in Cannabis Industry to Unionize
Production workers at a Southwestern Ontario cannabis company could be the first in Canada’s marijuana industry to unionize, a move one union official hopes will create a “ripple effect” across the sector.
Ontario Cannabis Businesses Tally 39 Names on Sunshine List for 2019
More than three-dozen Ontario government employees working in the cannabis space were named on the province’s annual Sunshine List, which tracks public-sector staffers that make more than $100,000 a year.
