Vermont Worker Loses Job Appeal
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•Vermont medical marijuana user fired after drug test loses appeal over unemployment benefits
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Ivo Skoric , representing himself, told the justices at his hearing in May that he is legally prescribed medical cannabis by a doctor and that his work performance is not affected by the medicine.
On Jan. 9, 2023 , he was terminated from his part-time job cleaning and fueling buses at Marble Valley Regional Transit District in Rutland for misconduct after a drug test.
He appealed to the state after he was found to be ineligible for unemployment benefits.
The Vermont Employment Security Board agreed with an administrative law judge.
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