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The 2019 Honig Act Means New Obligations for New Jersey Employers Around Cannabis at Work

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Employers cannot afford to ignore the direct impact of the 2019 amendments to the law permitting legal medicinal marijuana use in New Jersey. Among the most important areas of concern, employers must be prepared to (1) create policies that will...
By: Wilson Elser
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/the-2019-honig-act-means-new-82617/

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