He is engaged exclusively in the practice of employment law on behalf of management. Michelle E. She handles various types of employment litigation, with an emphasis on sexual harassment matters. Phillips also counsels clients on a variety of labor and employment matters concerning federal and state employment laws. She frequently conducts and advises clients on internal investigations and leads employment discrimination and sexual harassment seminars and in-house diversity training programs for clients.
Skip to main content. New Articles. Hupart U. Morgan and Deepti B. Well, I don't hear Southerners yelling at their kids, I see them sitting back and doing nothing as they run around trashing things in stores and restaurants. I think there are bad apples in every bunch Originally Posted by kmway. I think the big difference is those southerners did not drive up your housing prices to make places that were affordable one year out-of-reach 18 months later. Also, I doubt they bellyached ad nauseum as to why you all did not have pig pickin's and sweet tea or Harris Teeters instead of Wegmans.
We were all rolling around on hog farms in our overalls before you came Sekurit! Um, no. Yes, and your age is showing. If you are actually advocating people coming here to save you from your own "redneck image" as someone from NC then I feel sorry for you and your apparent self-hatred.
If they hadn't changed their name to Charlotte, they'd be sunk. They just showed it Friday night on Fox, the rerun at 11pm which is why I thought of it. To some, I did not express that responsibly within the limited characters of my earlier tweet. I apologize for the brevity of my statement due to being limited to characters. Many times, we cannot fully express intent or emotion through this limited platform.
Effective Nov. Face coverings must be worn indoors if anyone else is in that space who is not a member of the same household.
Face coverings must be worn outdoors if it is not possible to consistently be physically distant by more than six feet from non-household members.
A toolkit is available for businesses and organizations to remind people to wear face coverings in indoor and outdoor public spaces. North Carolina will begin a modified Stay at Home Order at 5 p. The Order requires restaurants, bars, entertainment venues, personal care businesses and more to close at 10 p. Growing evidence shows that cloth face coverings, when worn consistently, can decrease the spread of COVID, especially among people who are not yet showing symptoms of the virus.
Outdoors and within six feet of someone who does not reside in the exercising person's household. Waiting for or riding on public and private multi-person transportation, including but not limited to buses, taxis, ride-hailing, private care service, vans.
Engaged in work, whether at the workplace or performing work off-site, when they are or may be within six feet of other people, including working in or walking through common areas, such as lobbies, hallways, stairways, elevators, and parking facilities. While outdoors in public spaces when maintaining a physical distance from persons who are not members of the same household or residence is not possible.
The gathering limits remain at ten 10 individuals for indoor settings and fifty 50 individuals for outdoor settings. Retail business locations with more than 15, square feet of interior space must continue to have a worker at each entrance open to the public, who is responsible for enforcing the executive orders' face covering and capacity limitations.
A face covering is still required in all public indoor settings if there are non-household members present, regardless of the individual's ability to maintain social distance. Face coverings continue to be required in public outdoor settings if individuals are unable to maintain six feet of social distance from non-household members. Read the Governor's full Executive Order. Friday, Oct. Mask mandates and other prevention methods remain in effect.
Phase 3 Requirements. Phase 3 means the following for North Carolina:. The limits on mass gatherings will remain at 25 people indoors and 50 people outdoors. The 11 p. Face Covering Guidelines. Effective June 26, everyone must wear a face covering when in public places, indoor or outdoor, where keeping a physical distance from other people who are not members of the same household or residence is not possible.
These settings include, but are not limited to:. Inside of, or in line to enter, any indoor public space, including public schools. Obtaining services in a healthcare setting. Wearing a face covering is not a substitute for social distancing and handwashing. City of Charlotte Business Resources. On Sept. Phase 2. To participate, nursing homes must meet several requirements, including, but not limited to, not having a current outbreak, having a testing plan and updated written Infection Control or Preparedness plan for COVID, and having adequate personal protective equipment.
The Secretarial Order is effective as of Sept. City of Charlotte Open Resources. The Phase 2 extension also requires everyone to wear face coverings in public spaces, whether inside or outside, where keeping a physical distance of six feet is not possible. Phase 2 Requirements. Mass gathering limits in Phase 2 will be no more than 10 people indoors or 25 people outdoors in most circumstances. These limits apply to event venues, conference centers, stadiums and sports arenas, amphitheaters and groups at parks or beaches.
Some businesses will remain closed in Phase 2 including bars, night clubs, gyms and indoor fitness facilities, indoor entertainment venues such as movie theaters, and bowling alleys. Under Phase 2, employees of personal care businesses are required to wear face coverings. Childcare facilities, day camps and overnight camps will be open with enhanced cleaning and screening requirements.
Public health recommendations are provided for worship services to practice enhanced social distancing and other cleaning and hygiene practices. The Safer at Home Phase 2 extension runs through at least 5 p. Temporary Outside Dining Registration. This could allow for more dining capacity while complying with the City of Charlotte Zoning Ordinance and Governor Cooper's phase 2 requirements. There is no permit fee to enter the program. This program will be available for 90 days starting May 22, , or until the full lifting of Governor Roy Cooper's phased reopening, whichever is sooner.
Restaurants are required to register temporary outdoor dining with the City of Charlotte and comply with the requirements outlined in the Temporary Outdoor Dining Guidelines. Register for Temporary Outdoor Dining. Temporary outdoor dining must comply with the City of Charlotte Noise Ordinance, and not be in use during the hours of 11 p.
All temporary dining is required to be inspected by the Fire marshal. Restaurants may contact the Fire Marshal to schedule an inspection at Restaurants will also be able to expand sidewalk dining during this period without a permit fee as long as certain pedestrian safety measures and ordinance standards are met. A Streateries Pilot Program toolkit is available for restaurants to utilize on-street parking spaces and excess pavement for outdoor dining.
Restaurant owners with questions about the Streateries Pilot program can email outdoordining charlottenc. Read Executive Order No. Phase 2 lifts the Stay at Home order moving into a Safer at Home recommendation, especially for people at high risk for serious illness. Teleworking is also urged when possible.
Some businesses will remain closed in Phase 2 including: bars, night clubs, gyms and indoor fitness facilities, indoor entertainment venues such as movie theaters, and bowling alleys.
Temporary outdoor dining must comply with the City of Charlotte Noise Ordinance , and not be in use during the hours of 11 p. In the coming days, a Streateries Pilot Program toolkit will be available for restaurants to utilize on-street parking spaces and excess pavement for outdoor dining.
Ordens de Quarentena Domiciliar do Condado de Mecklenburg. All North Carolina residents should continue to stay at home except for the purposes outlined in the order. Anyone who is feeling sick should stay home and leave the house only to seek health care or for some other necessary reason. Phase 1 differs from the current Stay at Home Order in the following ways:. It eliminates the distinction between essential and non-essential businesses. Allows most retailers with exceptions that can comply with specific requirements to open at 50 percent capacity.
Allows people to leave home for non-essential goods or services. Encourages state parks and trails that are closed to open.
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