The Noble Law’s employment attorneys provide in depth updates in employment law for both North Carolina and South Carolina. From blogs to news appearances, this is your place for the latest in Employment Law.

Laura Noble Appointed to NC Advocates for Justice Order of Service for 2013

Chapel Hill lawyer chosen to promote the NCAJ mission of protecting people’s rights in the workplace, at home and in the environment. Laura Noble of The Noble Law Firm in Chapel Hill has been named in the Order of Service for the NC Advocates for Justice (NCAJ) for 2013. Members of the NCAJ Order of Service promote individual rights and protect the safety of North Carolina’s families in the workplace, in the home, and in the environment – they represent …
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April Triangle Lunch Talk features Laura Noble, Employment Law Attorney

April 11, 2013 · 11:30 AM Capital Buffet (formerly Crystal Palace) This week’s Lunch Talk speaker will be Laura Noble, employment law attorney. Laura owns her own practice in Chapel Hill, NC and will be sharing with us some of the lessons she has learned from starting her own business. The title of Laura’s talk will be “Doctor Heal Thyself: Employment Practices at a Small Employment Law Firm.” While Laura has been a lawyer for almost 20 years, she didn’t …
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What Does “Employment at Will” Really Mean?

Law should know concept, The lawyer explained to the client to plan the case in court.

In North Carolina, the employment relationship is described as “at-will.”  That means that an employer can terminate you for any reason, even an unreasonable one, as long as it’s not one forbidden by law or express agreement.   While this is a relatively simply statement to make, it is a lot less simple to understand in the real world.   We often  find ourselves explaining to frustrated employees why a terribly unfair workplace situation is not necessarily the basis of a law …
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Say It Isn’t Snow

Given the horrible winter we’ve been having, I’m not surprised that I’ve been asked this question more than once in recent weeks.  “My office was closed for one day due to the weather and road conditions.  Now, they are telling me that I have to burn a vacation day for my “day off”.  It was hardly a vacation and it wasn’t my choice to stay home.  Can they do this?” Before I answer the question, I’m going to make some …
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