Hawaii HB325 aims to protect medical cannabis patients from employment discrimination.

Hawaii HB325 seeks to prevent employers from discriminating against employees based on their status as medical cannabis registry card holders. The bill also allows employers to use fit-for-duty tests for potentially dangerous occupations. However, employers cannot penalize employees for using medical cannabis if they comply with state requirements. The bill exempts certain occupations from these protections, such as law enforcement officers and emergency medical services personnel.

Hawaii HB325 aims to protect medical cannabis patients from employment discrimination.

Hawaii HB325 seeks to prevent employers from discriminating against employees based on their status as medical cannabis registry card holders. The bill also allows employers to use fit-for-duty tests for potentially dangerous occupations. However, employers cannot penalize employees for using medical cannabis if they comply with state requirements. The bill exempts certain occupations from these protections, such as law enforcement officers and emergency medical services personnel.