Maryland HB1643 prohibits schools from discriminating against applicants or employees for legal cannabis use outside of work hours and without school.
Maryland HB1643 aims to prevent schools from discriminating against applicants or employees for legal cannabis use outside of work hours and without using school equipment. The bill explicitly states that schools cannot refuse to hire or discriminate against employees based on legal cannabis use outside of work hours and without using school equipment. However, it allows schools to prohibit employees from performing duties while impaired by cannabis, to prohibit cannabis use during work hours, and to take adverse employment actions for cannabis use during work hours.
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