Texas Standard For March 10, 2020
Ted Cruz has done it. Others in Texas are being urged to do it too. What does it mean to self-quarantine? And what are best practices? We’ll have answers. And: A big time downturn in Texas oil country: how low could prices go, and at what point might widespread layoffs ripple across the Lone Star State? Also: Fort Worth schools trying to bounce back from a hack, we’ll explain. Plus: Is the use of CBD products protected by federal law? A case out of San Antonio raising questions about CBD, drug tests, and reasonable accommodation by employers. Those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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