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Labor Union Victories Mean More Pressure on Margins and Profits in the Cannabis Industry

A surge of labor-management disputes within the developing business is being heralded by recent triumphs for cannabis unions in achieving collective bargaining rights and better working conditions. These developments give light on how the cannabis industry is changing and how a complicated relationship between employers, workers, and organized labor is emerging as a result of the interaction of social, economic, and political variables.

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