Cannabis Industry Standards Are Coming!
You’ve likely heard someone remark how the cannabis industry doesn’t have any standards. Their assessment would be wrong of course, and while there are standards
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5 Ways Microlearning Reshapes Training
Why should training dispensary managers flip to a micro-learning strategy in the flipped classroom approach? Let’s gain an insight into the ways microlearning is reshaping
Make Dispensary Harassment Prevention a Priority
It has been a year since the #MeToo movement went viral. Since then, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has experienced a 13.6% increase in
Employee Onboarding & Tracking Cannabis Training
Find out why tracking employee training during the onboarding process is a great idea and key to setting up good training habits in your business. Bringing
Dispensary Managers: Deliver Safety Message
Dispensary management leadership is a demonstrated commitment at the highest levels of a cannabis dispensary to safety and health. It means that business owners, executives,
9 LMS Selection Criteria
Many organizations in the cannabis industry focus on the product and its unique selling points, but they overlook a crucial step in the Learning Management
Cannabis Workplace Holiday Safety
Crowd-related injuries can occur during special cannabis sales and promotional events so dispensary employers are responsible for providing their workers with safe and healthy workplaces.
Random Sampling Cannabis Testing
Most laboratory cannabis analytical tests destroy the material that is being tested. This is due to the decomposition and fractionation that is necessary to perform
5 eLearning Reasons for Cannabis Training
Think of a problem your dispensary employees are facing at work right now. It could be handling a difficult customer, closing a sale, learning the
Cal/OSHA Declines Marijuana-Specific Regulations
California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) Standards Board met and decided that workplace hazards in the marijuana industry are adequately addressed by existing