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So Much for “9 to 5”: Employers’ Consideration of Employees’ and Applicants’ Conduct Outside of Work

In North Carolina, a private employer is free to avoid or end relationships with applicants and employees whose conduct, regardless of where or when it occurred, is objectionable to the employer, however, the rule has many exceptions and governmental employers must consider rights prescribed by the U.S. Constitution in ways that private employers don’t. Some […]




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