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An injured mechanic who uses medical marijuana as pain treatment can have his former employer and the company’s insurer reimburse him for the drug, a New Mexico appeals court ruled.
The state’s Court of Appeals voted unanimously on Monday to uphold a previous workers compensation court decision that also ruled in favor of the 55-year-old former mechanic, who suffered a lower back injury in 2000, according to court papers.
Beginning November 18, 2024, State Drivers License Agencies (SDLAs) across the nation will be required to remove the commercial driving privileges of drivers in a
As 2023 comes to an end there are major events occurring to increase the number of tools employers have available to test for Delta-9 THC,
Beginning November 18, 2024 drivers with a “prohibited” status in the clearinghouse will lose their state commercial driving privileges directly reported from the FMCSA Clearinghouse.
The benefits of the FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse are especially evident for employers to assist them in researching potential new hire employment history. This
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