The Impact of Marijuana Legalization on Hospitality Employers
Companies in the marijuana/cannabis space are reporting increased demand during the pandemic. That increased demand, along with the hospitality industry preparing to rebuild its workforce, makes this an opportune time for the industry to give hiring and employment policies a fresh look. The combination of legalized medical use and recreational use creates a complicated puzzle for hospitality employers to piece together.
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