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Bill To Protect California 215 Patients From Being Fired

Submitted by Phusion on Tue, 06/03/2008 - 17:57
The Times-Standard has news that a bill is in the works to protect medical Marijuana patients from being terminated at their workplace for taking their medicine.
California's medical marijuana patients are one step closer to being protected against work place discrimination after a bill made its way through the state Assembly this week.

Assembly Bill 2279, authored by Assemblyman Mark Leno and co-authored by Eureka's Assemblywoman Patty Berg, would make it unlawful for an employer to discriminate against an employee because of their status as a medical marijuana patient or caregiver or for failing a drug test.

”Voters have said that marijuana has legitimate medical uses, and this bill says workers shouldn't be punished for having medical needs,” Berg said in a statement.
Damn straight.

                 Wow, there

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