Why cannabis growers are locking in harvest labor now
Croptober drives cannabis hiring to its yearly peak, with Vangst issuing 10,000 W2s.
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Cannabis jobs used to pay well. Now minimum wage is catching up.
With minimum wage rising in 22 states, cannabis operators must decide whether to raise their hourly pay along…
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Cannabis hiring firm, Colorado team up on social equity education program
Colorado's Cannabis Business Office (CBO) is launching an educational program designed to support marijuana social equity entrepreneurs in the…
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Cannabis stakeholders upbeat about prospects for end of 280E, stress need for risk-taking
Industry stakeholders speaking at MJBizCon on Wednesday expressed optimism that the Biden administration will reschedule marijuana as a…
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Demand for seasonal cannabis harvest workers surges after industry layoffs
Competition to secure seasonal workers for this year’s outdoor cannabis harvest has been fiercer than ever, according to…
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Cannabis firms offer stock options, poach job candidates: Q&A with recruiter Karson Humiston
When Karson Humiston founded the Denver-based cannabis recruitment agency Vangst in 2015, she'd call prospective candidates herself. Today,…
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