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Next month marks the end of drug tests probing for marijuana use among some of the government’s tens of thousands of employees who work for the state of Michigan.
Following a summer vote by members on the Michigan Civil Service Commission who unanimously agreed to remove marijuana from the pre-employment drug testing protocols, the state policy will kick in at the beginning of October.
Attorney Michael Komorn
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