In a surprising turn of events, budtenders at the only two unionized cannabis dispensaries in Oregon voted unanimously to leave UFCW Local 555 on Jan. 22 and 23. This decision has sparked a heated debate within the cannabis industry, particularly in the city of Gresham where workers are fighting for their rights.
Workers at a Gresham cannabis grow went on strike today, seeking union representation by United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 555 and demanding fair treatment and better working conditions. The workers are determined to stand their ground and fight for their rights in an industry that is rapidly growing but also facing numerous challenges.
A group of workers at a cannabis grow operation in Gresham walked off the job Monday, saying their efforts to form a union are being blocked by their employer. This display of unity and determination among workers in the cannabis industry highlights the need for better labor practices and protections in a fast-paced and competitive market.
At the vacant former bank building at 1500 N.E. Division St., a vault that used to hold money will now be home to another kind of green product: cannabis. This new development is a sign of the booming cannabis industry in Gresham, but it also raises questions about the impact of such rapid growth on workers' rights and working conditions.
GRESHAM, Ore. — A national outbreak of vaping-linked lung illnesses could change the rules in Oregon and Washington. As the cannabis industry faces new challenges and regulations, workers in Gresham are pushing for stronger protections and better working conditions to ensure their health and safety.
Blooming Deal is awaiting its Oregon Medical Marijuana Dispensary inspection next week and expects to open once the ink dries on its state license. This new addition to the cannabis market in Gresham highlights the city's growing reputation as a hub for cannabis businesses, but it also underscores the need for better labor practices and protections for workers in the industry.
Employees at a Gresham cannabis grow operation walked off the job May 2 in a strike for union recognition. As agricultural workers, they're fighting for fair wages, benefits, and working conditions in an industry that is often plagued by exploitation and lack of protections for workers.
Denver lost its place as the nation's marijuana mecca, according to an analysis from Clever Real Estate. The new king of kush is Portland, Oregon. This shift in the cannabis industry's landscape highlights the growing importance of cities like Gresham in shaping the future of the industry and setting new standards for labor practices and worker protections.
