Michigan Attorney General Files Brief Supporting Employees Fired for Cannabis Use

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By TG BranfaltAug 24, 2021, 11:00 am206 pts
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Monday filed an amicus brief with the state Unemployment Insurance Appeals Commission (UIAC) arguing that employees fired solely for their off-the-clock cannabis use should still qualify for unemployment benefits. The brief focuses on three cases before the UIAC and says…

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