Are you prepared? : legal issues facing North Carolina public employers in disasters and other emergencies

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Where to find it

Law Library — 4th Floor Collection (4th floor)

Call Number
KFN7752.N8 J94 2014
Status
Available

North Carolina Collection (Wilson Library)

Call Number
Cp353.8 J93a
Status
In-Library Use Only

School of Government Library

Call Number
KFN7752.N8 J94 2014
Status
Available

Summary

North Carolina public employers face natural and man-made disasters, ranging from hurricanes, tornadoes, severe winter storms, and flooding to pandemic flu and the possibility of bioterrorism. Providing essential services is a daunting challenge, not only because of physical and environmental obstacles, but because government employees and their families must deal with the same issues facing the population at large.



This book discusses the employment law issues faced by governmental employers that are specific to disasters and other emergencies.



-Part 1 focuses on preparing for disaster and emergency circumstances generally.

-Part 2 addresses compensation issues likely to arise when some employees must work many additional hours, while others cannot or will not make it to the workplace.

-Part 3 considers the legal issues that will be specific to public health emergencies, such as an outbreak of pandemic flu or the release of a biological agent by terrorists.



A free download of the table of contents and introduction are available (https://www.sog.unc.edu/publications/books/are-you-prepared-legal-issues-facing-north-carolina-public-employers-disasters-and-other-emergencies !/details).

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