Employers criticize lack of new marijuana testing regulations for the workplace

Related Professionals  Marissa A. Mastroianni

Safety is an issue in many industries, business advocate says

With adults in New Jersey legally able to buy marijuana for recreational use from April 21, many employers are concerned that the rights and rules for both employees and employers are still hazy, given the state’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission has yet to come up with a set of standards for drug-testing workers.

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