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Drug Policy

Ruby the Liberal

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5. Good point.

Reply to Trillo (Reply #4)

Thu Oct 2, 2014, 07:26 AM

Oct 2014

That said, there are on-call jobs that require complete sobriety but don't pay unless you are called in. I have a relative who is a surgical nurse that has one weekend every month of on-call.

This is going to be an interesting aspect to write laws for.

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Before the Colorado Supreme Court: Pot is legal, but can you still be fired for using it? [View all] fizzgig Oct 2014 OP

It can stay in your system for months. obxhead Oct 2014 #1

KnR nt chknltl Oct 2014 #2

This is one of the most interesting issues of the latest legalization push Ruby the Liberal Oct 2014 #3

If you can be fired, then missing 16 pay hours each full workday is an issue. Trillo Oct 2014 #4

Good point. Ruby the Liberal Oct 2014 #5

So us $8.00 an hour workers Politicalboi Oct 2014 #6