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New Jersey employers urged to watch, not test, for cannabis impairment

By law companies can no longer rely just on a positive blood test, so they're looking for signs like glassy eyes and excessive yawning.

Cherry hillNew jerseyUnited statesJeff brownKathleen omalleyCourtney knightCannabis regulatory commissionDuane morrisAmerican civil liberties union of new jerseyFreeman mathis garyAmi kachaliaAmerican civil liberties unionKathleeno malleyWorkplace impairment recognition expertsFreeman mathis

New Jersey employers urged to watch, not test, for cannabis impairment

By law companies can no longer rely just on a positive blood test, so they're looking for signs like glassy eyes and excessive yawning.

Cherry hillNew jerseyUnited statesJeff brownKathleen omalleyCourtney knightCannabis regulatory commissionDuane morrisAmerican civil liberties union of new jerseyFreeman mathis garyAmi kachaliaAmerican civil liberties unionKathleeno malleyWorkplace impairment recognition expertsFreeman mathis

N J mulls weed-at-work rules

New Jersey s 2021 adult-use cannabis law specified that employers are not allowed to fire workers or suspend them based solely on a positive blood test.

Cherry hillNew jerseyUnited statesJeff brownKathleen omalleyCannabis regulatory commissionDuane morrisAmerican civil liberties union of new jerseyAmi kachaliaAmerican civil liberties unionKathleeno malleyWorkplace impairment recognition experts

Black Cannabis Entrepreneurs Account For Less Than 2% Of U S Industry

Black people have long been the targets of the war on drugs, but as the cannabis market is becoming legal, Black entrepreneurs are being left behind.

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A long time coming : New Jersey Launches Adult-use Cannabis Sales 17 Months After Legalization

All adults 21 and older can now legally purchase cannabis at 12 dispensaries in the state.

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