US EditionLabor Peace Agreements No Longer Required by Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission - Cascade Business News
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Labor Peace Agreements No Longer Required by Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission - Cascade Business News
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) announced that the agency will no longer require a labor peace agreement (LPA) to apply for or renew a cannabis license. Starting last December, the OLCC had adopted the LPA requirement in order to comply with the provisions of Ballot Measure 119. Passed by Oregon voters in November 2024, Ballot Measure 119 required cannabis processors, retailers, medical only processors, medical only retailers, a…
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