How Can Employers Respond to Laws Legalizing Marijuana?
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Employers Struggle with State Marijuana Laws
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Marijuana in the Workplace
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Marijuana and the Workplace
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Multi-State Employers
The Growing Number of State and Local Laws Addressing Off-Duty Marijuana Use by Employees
Venable | Aug 2023
What Multi-State Employers Need to Know About States Prohibiting Discrimination of Off-Duty Cannabis Use
Gordon & Rees | Sep 2022
The Latest in Multi-Jurisdictional Marijuana Compliance
Ogletree | Aug 2022
Weed policy options for multi-state employers -- are there any?
Constangy | Apr 2022
Marijuana Laws and the 2022 Workplace
SHRM | Mar 2022
State Medical Cannabis Laws
National Conference of State Legislatures | Jun 2023
Law Firm Resources
Podcast: Clearing the Haze: Marijuana Drug Testing Legal Updates
Jackson Lewis | Aug 2023
Employers: Clock is Ticking to Update Marijuana Policies
McGlinchey | Jan 2023
Medical Marijuana in Your Suitcase? How One Basketball Player’s Conviction Raises Concerns for Employers
Ogletree | Dec 2022
Voters in Two States Approve Marijuana Ballot Initiatives on Election Day 2022
Jackson Lewis | Nov 2022
2022 Midterm Elections Early Results: Control of Congress, Minimum Wage, and Legalized Marijuana
Ogletree | Nov 2022
Recreational Marijuana Use in the Workplace: An Update
Bond | Oct 2022
Six State Bans on Discrimination Against Recreational Marijuana Users May Impact Employer Drug Testing Programs
Weil | Oct 2022
Medical Marijuana and the Construction Job Site
Jackson Lewis | Sep 2022
Legal Marijuana and Workplace Drug Testing
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