Topic: Working with weed

Study: Legalizing marijuana nationally could generate more than $132 billion in tax revenue and 1 million jobs

• Big labor wants to unionize California cannabis workers
• Cannabis workers may earn less than other industries, but they are more optimistic
• Weed workers in Oregon face car loan and mortgage denials
• Steal this marijuana job: What a cannabis growing coach is all about – and how you can be one
• Why budtenders (still) shouldn’t have tip jars: One pot shopper pushes back
• Looking for a weed job? Maryland medical marijuana panel to hire diversity consultant
• Wanting a California weed job? Check out this handy employment guide
• Other Roots: RiverRock founder Norton Arbelaez on how marijuana still inspires him
• There’s now a cannabis-themed shopping center in Colorado
• Ganjapreneurs set sights high as California’s poised to legalize marijuana
• If Question 200 passes: What a ban on retail pot could look like in Pueblo
• Why proposed rules for marijuana jobs in Alaska’s pot shops are being criticized
• Coffee. Burgers. Buds. Exploring franchising in the weed biz
• Meet Patrick Moen, the first-ever DEA official to defect to the marijuana industry
• Pot businesses are now headhunting employees who specifically have experience in Colorado weed
• Growing pains: Oregon marijuana boom brings jobs — and complaints — for Josephine County
• Struggling Canadian province anticipates ‘thousands of jobs’ created by marijuana
• When hiring, this cannabis CEO and this pot-centric headhunter are looking for these qualities
• Cannabist Show: She’s a headhunter for pot industry; He’s a canna-confectioner
• Are you a weed-growing expert? Ohio’s hiring. Oh, and you must adhere to its drug-free policy
• Work with weed: Advice on what not to do at a job fair
• How the marijuana industry is boosting the Colorado economy
• Perception of marijuana as a ‘risky lifestyle’ is a major insurance issue
• Working with weed: Meet a public relations specialist for KIND Financial

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