Although Azzopardi doesn’t have a problem with factory workers smoking marijuana after hours, he says a zero-tolerance standard would mean that they could not have cannabis in their system while at work. Canadian factory workers have been warned about legally using cannabis, even if it is on their own time, writes Mike Adams in Forbes. The warning comes from the Ontario Cannabis Retail Corp., which has issued a notice to its employees that they must not use cannabis products at work or while driving for fear of being caught by police. Citing safety concerns, Jonathon Azzopardi, chairman of the Canadian Association of Mold Makers, has called for a zero-tolerance policy on cannabis for those who work in the manufacturing trade, which employs around 1.7 million people.
Canadian factory workers have been warned about legally using cannabis, even if it is on their own time, writes Mike Adams in Forbes. The warning comes from the Ontario Cannabis Retail Corp., which has issued a notice to its employees that they must not use cannabis products at work or while driving for fear of being caught by police. Citing safety concerns, Jonathon Azzopardi, chairman of the Canadian Association of Mold Makers, has called for a zero-tolerance policy on cannabis for those who work in the manufacturing trade, which employs around 1.7 million people.