On Tuesday, March 27, there will be a full day workshop at Plaza 88 (Knight Hall), entitled Cannabis 101: Cannabis and the Workplace – Realities, Rights, and Responsibilities. This will be a full-day seminar targeted at employers who are unsure of what their workplace-related rights and responsibilities will be once legal cannabis comes into effect.
Attendees in the morning session will learn from legal experts at Miller-Thomson LLP about the main provisions of Bill C-45 the Cannabis Act, as well as the rights and responsibilities of both employees and employers in the workplace. This includes information around an employer’s duty to accommodate; distinguishing between recreational and medical cannabis use; the legality of drug testing protocols in Canada and much more.
The afternoon session will feature a hands-on drug and alcohol policymaking workshop facilitated by an HR consultant. Attendees will leave with a draft policy for their own workplace. All participants will have an opportunity to ask questions of experts in the field and ensure that their businesses are prepared for the changes brought by legal cannabis.
Confirmed Program Outline:
10:00 AM - Registration
10:15 AM - Opening remarks from SCC, WorkSafe Saskatchewan
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM - 90 min info session from speakers at Miller Thomson LLP
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - Lunch break
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM – Drug and alcohol policymaking workshop facilitated by consultants from MNP LLP followed by a brief Q&A.
Confirmed Participants:
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce (organizer)
WorkSafe Saskatchewan (sponsor)
Miller Thomson LLP (morning information session)
MNP LLP (afternoon drug and alcohol policymaking workshop)
Lunch is included in the Cannabis 101 session.
Tuesday Mar 27, 2018
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM CST
March 27, 2018
10:00am - 3:30pm
Registration:
$125 per person (member rate)
$175 per person (future member rate, space permitting)
Contact (306) 764-6222 or admin.pachamber@sasktel.net.
If you are unable to attend after the cancelation deadline, registration can be transferred to another person.
306-764-6222
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