Maryland HB1634 requires cannabis licensees to enter labor peace agreements with labor organizations representing cannabis industry workers.
Maryland HB1634 mandates that cannabis licensees must enter into labor peace agreements with labor organizations representing cannabis industry workers. These agreements must prohibit labor organizations from engaging in picketing, work stoppages, boycotts, or any other economic interference with the licensee. The bill defines "labor organization" as any organization actively seeking to represent or representing employees in the cannabis industry. The law aims to protect the state's interests by ensuring labor peace during the first years of cannabis license operations.
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