The people of Massachusetts cannabis

We WorkHere.

Massachusetts cannabis is Massachusetts people.

See the people

Behind every license

There is a team.

Question 8 puts Massachusetts jobs and livelihoods at risk. This growing wall will show the people behind the legal industry, one crew at a time.

These workers are your neighbors. They are the people you pass at the grocery store, see at school pickup, and stand beside on local sidelines. They pay taxes, raise families, and build their lives in the same Massachusetts communities they serve.

See what Question 8 would do

The crews
behind it.

Real crews. Real workplaces. No invented people. Every finished profile will connect a submitted team photo to a real company, physical Massachusetts workplace, current staff count, and website.

Showing every workplace type

As more teams join, this gallery becomes a searchable directory with stable pages, business-type filters, and permanent links for every participating workplace.

Browse every workplace
Licensed placeholder photograph showing three workers inspecting cannabis plants indoors

Your workplace here

Cultivation · Massachusetts

Licensed placeholder photograph showing three smiling delivery workers holding packages outdoors

Your workplace here

Delivery operator · Massachusetts

Licensed placeholder photograph showing three scientists smiling as they work together in a laboratory

Your workplace here

Testing laboratory · Massachusetts

Licensed placeholder photograph showing a smiling budtender helping a customer with a dispensary order

Your workplace here

Retail · Massachusetts

Licensed placeholder photograph showing two workers harvesting cannabis plants indoors

Your workplace here

Manufacturing · Massachusetts

Licensed placeholder photograph showing two coworkers at desks in a small brick-walled office

Your workplace here

Ancillary & services · Massachusetts

Notes from the people behind the number

In their own words.

A team photo shows how many people are here. A worker note explains why one of those jobs matters. Massachusetts cannabis workers can share a few honest sentences about what their work makes possible and how losing it would affect their lives.

A question for workers

What does this job make possible for you?

Your words belong here

A question for workers

How would losing this work affect your life or family?

Your words belong here

A question for workers

What do you wish voters understood about your work?

Your words belong here

Share your name and role, or ask to be identified only by your job and Massachusetts community. Notes may accompany a workplace profile or stand on their own. Every note is reviewed with its author before publication.

Workplace-reported staff totals

Count every employee.

Not everyone has to appear in the photograph. Each profile represents all current employees assigned to that physical Massachusetts workplace, as reported by the participating company on a stated date.

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Employees represented

The people who choose to be photographed stand for the entire workplace team. Counts are reported by each participating company.

Plus 8 contractors, listed separately from the employee total.

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The public tally

Have you been counted yet?

These profiles count the employees behind legal cannabis. The Repeal Tally records where individual Massachusetts residents stand on Question 8. One verified inbox, one entry.

Add yourself to the public tally

Add your crew.

One team photo and a few workplace facts can help Massachusetts voters see exactly who and what is at stake.

1Invite the team. Participation is voluntary.
2Take one clear group photo.
3Share your category, location, staff count, and website.
4Confirm permission from everyone pictured.

Build your workplace profile

Show us who works here.

One profile represents one physical Massachusetts workplace. The photo shows the people who choose to appear. The employee count represents the full team assigned to that location.

  • Choose a primary category: cultivation, manufacturing, testing laboratory, retail, delivery operator, ancillary or professional services, or other.
  • Send the company name, public website, Massachusetts town, facility type, current employee count, and the date that count is accurate.
  • Optionally include short notes from individual workers about what their job means or how losing it would affect them. Each worker chooses how they are publicly identified.
  • Everyone pictured must be at least 18 and voluntarily agree to appear in Vote No on Question 8 advocacy.
  • The submitter should be authorized to approve the photograph and public profile. Nothing is published automatically.

Participation notice: Each participating business is responsible for determining and meeting any campaign-finance reporting obligations associated with its participation. https://repeal.fail cannot make that determination for another organization.