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	<author_name>California NORML</author_name>
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	<title>Support Employment Rights for Marijuana Users in California</title>
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	<description>Although marijuana is legal for adults and medical patients to use in California, employers can still discriminate against Californians who use cannabis, even for off-the-job use and even if they have a doctor&#x27;s recommendation to use it. AB 2188 (Quirk) would ban employers from denying workers&#x27; jobs or firing them based on drug tests for inactive metabolites of THC, which can be detected for days or weeks after use, and have no correlation with on-the-job impairment. It would still allow employers to maintain a safe, drug-free workplace by allowing performance testing or other technologies that do a better job of detecting recent marijuana use. Please write in support this important human rights bill.</description>
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