Bimonthly News Update

MUST READ: Keeping Mike Alive: The Face of Addiction in NJ is Sometimes Young, Handsome and Haunted

A young man from Ocean County shares his story about his addiction to heroin and the solace he gains from working in the fishing industry.

• N.J. launches Safe-Use Campaign to Deter Children, Pregnant Moms, Drivers from Consuming Cannabis

New Jersey’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission, along with several community partners, gathered in Trenton Wednesday to kick off the state’s first campaign promoting safe, legal weed use.

• Impairment in the workplace

When it comes to the legal use of marijuana, how do we balance safety and worker rights?

• Marijuana Laws Should Cue Employers to Update Workplace Policies

To ensure compliance with federal and ever-changing state recreational marijuana laws, employers must do their homework proactively—for each state in which they have employees—and should be prepared to continually update policies and practices to keep up with changing laws and attitudes.

• How to Spot and Prevent Substance Abuse in Your Workforce

Substance abuse among employees not only affects their personal lives but also has severe consequences for the overall productivity, safety, and morale of the organization.

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