LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- There are a number of California laws on the books when it comes to marijuana, including one meant to stop employers from discriminating against cannabis users. A California bill that was introduced last month as a minor technical fix to an existing law protecting workers from employment discrimination has sparked conversations about the rights of cannabis users in the workplace.
California has a new law that protects cannabis users from being discriminated against and changes how to pass drug tests. This legislation is a step in the right direction for those in the cannabis industry who have faced challenges due to their choice of employment.
Maha Haq is known for being an L.A. cannabis educator, connector, and rising star. Just don't call her a weed influencer. Haq represents a new wave of professionals in the cannabis industry who are working to educate others and break stereotypes surrounding the plant.
Registration for Cal State East Bay's newest cannabis education and training program closes tonight. What you need to know about the program is that it offers valuable insights and skills for those looking to enter the cannabis industry workforce.
Illinois State Senator Robert Peters (D) introduced legislation that would amend certain provisions for background checks of individuals in the cannabis industry. This move shows a growing recognition of the need to update laws and regulations to better support the industry and its workers.
The U.S. labor shortage has hit the California marijuana industry hard, and companies are struggling to recruit and retain quality workers. As the industry continues to expand, finding skilled and dedicated employees is becoming increasingly challenging.
We think the state will add about 300 new licensed stores and delivery services in 2020, adding to the 600 that already exist. This growth in the number of cannabis businesses is creating a high demand for qualified individuals to fill various job roles within the industry.
Here's some good news about the labor market: The cannabis industry is creating jobs at a rapid pace, according to a new study from an employment site. This data highlights the potential for job growth and economic opportunities within the cannabis sector.
