Hemp and marijuana operators get creative with incentives to encourage COVID-19 vaccinations
There's a major gathering not too far off at Glass House Farms, a cannabis maker in Santa Barbara County, California. They're considering it a holiday, an open air festivity regarding workers following a time of COVID-19 injury and interruption. There's only one catch: The gathering begins solely after 90% of Glass House laborers decide to get COVID-19 antibodies. "I guaranteed everybody that we'd host a late spring gathering … when we hit 90% immunized," clarified Graham Farrar, Glass House Group's leader. "We are there, simply hanging tight for the fourteen days from the subsequent shot to pass and afterward … holiday!" he disclosed to Hemp Industry Daily by means of email. "Following year and a half that vibe like a long time since our last gathering, individuals are quite energized." Cannabis managers the country over are searching for approaches to urge laborers to get inoculated, joining partners in different enterprises tha...