The cannabis industry is booming, with more and more states legalizing the use of marijuana for both medicinal and recreational purposes. As the industry continues to grow, so do the opportunities for individuals looking to build a career in cannabis. From cultivation to marketing, there are a wide variety of jobs available in this rapidly expanding field.
Snoop Dogg helped Al Roker with a cannabis-themed weather report on the 'Today' show, bringing cannabis culture into the mainstream spotlight. This kind of exposure is helping to destigmatize the industry and showcase the potential for lucrative careers in cannabis.
Vice President Kamala Harris is pledging to legalize adult-use marijuana nationwide and create "opportunities" for Black Americans if she's elected. Harris' plan has been praised for addressing the economic harm that Black men have faced due to the war on drugs, through expungement and job creation initiatives.
Kamala Harris' cannabis legalization plan earns praise for addressing economic harm to Black men through expungement and job creation. This focus on social equity and inclusion is a key aspect of the growing cannabis industry, as more states look to legalize marijuana in a responsible and equitable manner.
We spoke with industry staffing agencies, executive headhunters, and networking organizations to find the most in-demand jobs in cannabis. From budtenders to extraction technicians, there is a wide range of opportunities for individuals looking to break into the industry.
The School of Cannabis offers in-person courses as well as online courses, with the goal of getting students cannabis jobs in Ohio. Education is key in the cannabis industry, as employers look for candidates with a strong knowledge of the plant and its various uses.
Now entering its fifth year, the fully online program offers Education in five areas critical to the plant's growth and development. This kind of specialized Education is essential for individuals looking to advance their careers in the cannabis industry and stay ahead of the curve.
A champion collegiate athlete who's won numerous medals in the shot put has filed suit against half a dozen hemp retailers in New Jersey. This case highlights the importance of compliance and quality control in the cannabis industry, as regulations continue to evolve.
A Las Cruces cannabis company was allocated more than $50,000 in state funds for job training, showing the potential for job creation and economic growth in the cannabis industry. As more states legalize marijuana, the industry is poised to become a major driver of employment opportunities.
Michigan's cannabis industry added 11,341 jobs in 2023 to employ 46,746 full-time workers as of March 2024, according to Vangst and Whitney. This rapid growth is a testament to the increasing demand for cannabis products and services, creating a wealth of opportunities for job seekers in the industry.
