u/Melodic_Survey_4712

My brother and his wife are about to have their first baby. They have many strengths, cooking is not one. I am planning on doing a few freezer meals to help them out for the first few weeks as they adjust to the new family member. I am planning on making lasagna, enchiladas, and Shepard pie. What I’m not sure of though is if I should bake/parbake these things then freeze, or just freeze them fully uncooked. What will give the best texture and taste considering these will likely be eaten within the next few weeks?

I am considering applying for an associate accounting job (location: Washington state) but noticed it is listed as safety sensitive and they test for marijuana. I do occasionally smoke, never at work, but I worry I wouldn’t pass the test. Is this legal to disqualify me for this position in Washington state? I struggle to see how an accounting position could put me at significant risk of death if I were impaired and my understanding is for non safety sensitive jobs a positive marijuana test can not be used to disqualify someone.

Edit to add since people are acting like I’m stupid. Washington recently passed a law saying employers cannot fire/disqualify an employee for a positive marijuana test unless they are in a safety sensitive position (please correct me if I am misunderstanding this law)