Third New Jersey cannabis operator sues to overturn labor peace requirement
Veteran-owned The Cannabis Place says it can't secure a labor-peace agreement and faces losing its license.
News October 7Veteran-owned The Cannabis Place says it can't secure a labor-peace agreement and faces losing its license.
News October 7New York cannabis operators are opposed to a proposed law that would recommend a prevailing wage for cannabis…
News September 22A second major marijuana multistate operator is attempting to elude labor-friendly licensing requirements in New Jersey cannabis law…
News August 21In a case that could have implications for cannabis labor organizing nationwide, New Jersey state regulators are appealing…
News August 18Marijuana multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings sued New Jersey regulators on Oct. 9 to avoid serious punishment for violating…
News October 22California’s largest legal cannabis cultivator appears to have renewed dozens of state permits despite falling out of compliance…
News September 2Oregon's cannabis regulator, falling in line with a recent federal judge's ruling, says it no longer will require…
News May 30A law approved by Oregon voters last fall requiring cannabis businesses in the state to strike deals with…
News May 21Voters in Oregon appear to have approved an organized labor-friendly change to state cannabis law that’s had mixed…
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