How to comply with NJ's Cannabis law when drug testing

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Time:10am-11am
Speaker:Andree Laney, Esq.

New Jersey’s cannabis law requires employers to balance workplace safety with employee rights. Drug testing alone cannot justify adverse action; employers must pair test results with documented signs of impairment. Join us for this one-hour session to learn practical steps for compliance and risk management.

  • Understanding Legal Requirements – Key provisions under NJ’s cannabis law and employer obligations
  • Reasonable Suspicion Protocols – How to document observable signs of impairment effectively
  • Role of Workplace Impairment Recognition Experts (WIRE) and CRC's Interim Guidance – Certification standards and best practices
  • Combining Evidence with Testing – When and how drug tests can support employment decisions
     

Speaker:
Andree Laney, Esq.

Andree Laney

Registrations Fees:

EANJ Member Pricing

$65 per registrant for EANJ Members

Non-EANJ Member Pricing

$125 per registrant for Non-Members

Payment due in advance.  A copy of the recording will be made available to paid registrants upon request and will be accessible for a period of three months following the live air date.  No refunds will be provided.

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