Does legal marijuana spell end of testing for the drug at NY businesses?
Updated May 07, 2:07 PM;
Posted May 07, 8:41 AM
Michael Keren smokes a marijuana cigarette during a Joints for Jabs event in April in New York City. Adults who showed their Covid-19 vaccination cards received a free joint.Mark Lennihan | AP Photo
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Recreational marijuana is now legal for adults in New York, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the end of testing for the drug in the workplace, experts said.
Although there is nothing in the law that bars companies from testing existing employees or job applicants for marijuana, the statute tweaked New York’s labor law to prevent companies from disciplining workers or not hiring applicants for using pot on their own time.
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RBJ’s Power 100 List 2021
When we decided to launch our Power List series, we knew it would be a difficult task to select just 100 power players in the Rochester community for our inaugural Power 100 list.
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Health care is heavily represented, as it should be. The health care industry is vitally important to the Rochester economy even in normal times, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only increased our reliance on our local health care organizations.
Rochester’s nonprofits also have played a crucial role in helping our community survive this crisis, and they are well-represented here.
Haig Partners Advises Jane Fox And Former NADA Chairman Bill Fox On The Sale Of Four Dealerships
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Feb. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Haig Partners LLC, the leading buy-sell advisor to auto dealers, was the exclusive sell-side advisor to Fox Auto Group ( Fox ) in the sale of their Toyota, Honda, Subaru and Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge-Ram dealerships in Auburn, NY to Jonathan Sobel.
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