Recreational Marijuana in Michigan and Employer Rights

November 27, 2018

On November 6, 2018, voters in Michigan passed Proposal 1, which legalized possession, use, and cultivation of marijuana, marijuana products, and industrial hemp for persons 21 years of age or old. In this webinar, employers will learn about Proposal 1’s workplace implications, including considerations for written policies, drug testing procedures, and requests for accommodation.

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