Labor Peace and Cannabis with Daniel Berkley
Bob Carroll, Executive Vice President at Permanent Solutions Labor Consultants and Host of Employee Relations Words of Wisdom, talks about Unions, Labor Peace Agreements and the Cannabis industry with Daniel Berkley.
Daniel is an attorney and co-chair at Fox Rothschild labor division. His insight is important as the cannabis industry is becoming a target in the union’s sights.
In California, where Daniel is based, there is a law on the books that states employers with 20 or more employees must have a Labor Peace Agreement to be licensed and operate. Daniel brings insight not only to what is happening in California but patterns we are starting to see across the country.
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