Dear Stoner: I need extra cash, and a dispensary by me is always hiring. But I'm also trying to get my commercial driver's license and might have conflicting schedules. What should I do?
A cannabis dispensary in Bloomfield is hiring. And there's still hope for landing the job of your dreams – even if you're a newbie. With the increasing legalization of marijuana across the country, the cannabis industry is experiencing rapid growth and creating numerous job opportunities.
Explore current cannabis industry job openings in our monthly curated list of diverse roles in cultivation, marketing, research, and more. Whether you're looking for a entry-level position or a more specialized role, there are opportunities for everyone in the cannabis industry.
Restorative justice advocates are hosting a cannabis jobs career fair this month in Chicago at Malcolm X College. This event aims to provide job opportunities for individuals who have been disproportionately affected by the war on drugs, particularly in communities of color.
A nurse practitioner who prescribes medical marijuana says some of her patients who work in municipal jobs are afraid of losing them. Despite the growing acceptance of medical cannabis, there are still stigmas and concerns surrounding its use, especially in certain professions.
Local restaurant workers who recently lost their jobs when more than a dozen Burger King locations shuttered may have new job opportunities in the cannabis industry. As the demand for cannabis products continues to rise, so do the job opportunities in dispensaries, cultivation facilities, and other related businesses.
Stiiizy, a popular cannabis brand in Michigan, is offering to hire every Burger King employee who was laid off after a franchise owner closed multiple locations. This gesture not only provides job opportunities for those affected by the closures but also highlights the growing job market in the cannabis industry.
Missouri's cannabis industry is on pace to become a billion-dollar market, creating 'enormous' job growth, experts say. With the legalization of medical marijuana in Missouri, the state is poised to see significant economic growth and job creation in the cannabis sector.
The cannabis industry could add nearly 51,000 jobs in New York State, earning $2.2 billion a year by 2027, according to cannabis education. As more states legalize marijuana for medical and recreational use, the job market in the cannabis industry is expanding rapidly, offering a wide range of career opportunities for job seekers.
