Delaware House Passes Worker Rights, Cannabis Spacing Bills
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Delawares House of Representatives advanced two significant bills, with House Bill eighty-four from Representative Eric Morrison aiming to prevent employers from mandating attendance at meetings about personal views, such as religion, politics, or union organizing. This bill, supported by thirty-two yes votes, six no, and two absent, includes exemptions for religious groups, essential job training, and college-related events.
House Bill two seventy-one, sponsored by Representative Edward Osienski, clarifies rules on spacing for cannabis businesses, confirming that the one thousand two hundred foot separation from last year applies only to retail shops, not to growing, manufacturing, or testing operations. This bill, passed thirty-four to two with one not voting, is now headed to the Senate to shape updates to labor protections and the states growing cannabis industry.
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