Globe and Mail: Marijuana won’t be allowed at office parties for Manitoba civil servants
May 28, 2018 —
As the Globe and Mail reports:
Manitoba civil servants will be able to swig a beer at office parties, but smoking a joint will still be a no-no after recreational cannabis is legalized, says a draft policy obtained by The Canadian Press.
It’s an issue that many employers, both public and private, will have to deal with once marijuana becomes legal this year.
“Alcohol is ingrained in our ways of doing business. Marijuana isn’t,” said Sean MacDonald, who teaches business administration at the University of Manitoba’s Asper School of Business
“Particularly within corporate Canada, there is still a long distance in terms of both education and cultural transformation before they’re going to view (alcohol and marijuana) on the same level.”