Labor/Employment
Jul. 11, 2016
Have employees using medical marijuana?
With legalized marijuana use on the rise, employees and employers are quickly finding themselves in a sticky situation. By Jeffrey S. Herman and Jason F. Meyer
By Jeffrey S. Herman and Jason F. Meyer
With legalized marijuana use on the rise, employees and employers are quickly finding themselves in a sticky situation. Employers now face many challenges, namely whether they may fire employees for using marijuana. While 42 states have decriminalized marijuana, the majority of which support legailized medicinal marijuana, the Federal Controlled Substances Act still classifies marijuana as an illegal Sched...
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