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If a person believes that their rights under the law have been violated by their employer, what can they do?
If a person believes that a violation of the law has occurred, they may file a civil action in superior court within 90 days of the alleged violation.
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Cannabis Information from the Connecticut Department of Labor
Workplace and Employee Information
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How does the difference between state and federal law affect employers?
Connecticut law created exemptions for certain employers and employees who receive federal funding, or whose jobs may be affected by the use of cannabis.
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May an employer take an adverse action against an employee who the employer reasonably believes is impaired or under the influence at the workplace?
Yes. The law prohibits the use of any intoxicating substances during work hours.
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Is there a testing standard for levels of cannabis like there is for blood alcohol levels?
No.
Workplace and Employee Information Possession Cannabis use and Safety -
Can an employer or potential employer ask you if you use cannabis?
Generally, an employer may not ask employees whether they are taking prescription medications, including medical marijuana, unless the inquiry is job related and consistent with the business necessity of the employer, such as positions affecting public safety like police, firefighters, airline pilots, etc.
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What criminal convictions would disqualify a person from registration as a backer or key employee for a cannabis license?
A person with a disqualifying conviction cannot be registered as a backer or key employee for a cannabis license.
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Summary of Updates to Policies and Procedures Effective September 15, 2024
This list summarizes some important changes made to the Policies and Procedures effective September 15, 2024
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Can a food service bake cakes, brownies, etc., and use cannabis as an ingredient for consumption and sale to the consumer?
To incorporate cannabis as an ingredient into food and beverages, you need a food and beverage manufacturer license from the Department of Consumer Protection.
Licensing Frequently Asked Questions Cannabis use and Safety -
How do I become a licensed cannabis testing laboratory?
The Department is currently working to implement licensing for cannabis testing laboratories and will post information on how to obtain a license as soon as it is available.
Licensing Frequently Asked Questions Cannabis use and Safety Establishing a Business -
Are there limits to the number of Equity Joint Ventures a producer or dispensary facility can partner with?
A producer, DIA cultivator or dispensary facility can partner with no more than two Equity Joint Ventures.
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When does the application period open for Dispensary Facilities to convert to Hybrid Retailers, and for Producers to convert to expanded Producers?
Both conversion application periods will open on February 3, 2022.
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Can I get a license if I have been convicted of a felony?
Having a felony conviction does not preclude you from getting a license, however, if you have been convicted of specific crimes, you would be disqualified from being able to register as a backer or key employee.
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Will funding be provided to support substance misuse prevention and recovery services?
Prevention
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How will underage use be prevented?
This legislation adapts the state’s strong existing framework that prevents access to alcohol by minors. For example, it will be a Class A misdemeanor to sell or provide cannabis to a person under 21 years old.
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When does cannabis become legal?
As of July 1, 2021, possession and use of up to 1.5 oz of cannabis is legal. Connecticut residents may also store up to 5 oz in a locked container at home or transport it in a locked glovebox or trunk. Retail sales are not expected to begin until late 2022.
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