Assistant Professor of Employment Law
Assistant Professor of Employment Law
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14-08-2025
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Monthly Salary
$ 110000 - 130000
Vacancy
1 Vacancy
Posted on :
14-08-2025
Job Description
Position Summary
The UNC School of Government seeks an attorney with a commitment to public service a desire to teach and a strong interest in legal research and writing to serve as an Assistant Professor of Public Law and Government with a primary focus public employment law. Every unit of government is an employer and must meet the legal obligations related to employment that employers generally must addition governments as employers have constitutional and other constraints related to their employment obligations that employers in the private sector do not face. North Carolina public employers look to the School for guidance on the law of employment generally and for help with individualized situations particularly. The faculty member in this tenure track position will provide research training and advising to state and local government officials on topics of public employment law including constitutional protections including free speech in the government workplace and statutory requirements including the Fair Labor Standards Act the Family and Medical Leave Act the Americans with Disabilities Act and workers compensation as well as the application of the State Human Resources Act to local government employees. The faculty member will teach alongside colleagues in a variety of School of Government courses many developed specifically for human resources professionals and attorneys. Other teaching will be as part of larger courses directed at other local government officials with supervisory responsibilities. Successful faculty members in this type of position become statewide experts and trusted advisors for public officials across North Carolina. Every consultation with a public official every class taught and every element of their published scholarship contribute to the Schools 90-year legacy of improving North Carolina through better governance. We will begin reviewing applications starting September 20th 2025.
Preferred Qualifications Competencies And Experience
2 years experience practicing employment law preferred.
The UNC School of Government seeks an attorney with a commitment to public service a desire to teach and a strong interest in legal research and writing to serve as an Assistant Professor of Public Law and Government with a primary focus public employment law. Every unit of government is an employer and must meet the legal obligations related to employment that employers generally must addition governments as employers have constitutional and other constraints related to their employment obligations that employers in the private sector do not face. North Carolina public employers look to the School for guidance on the law of employment generally and for help with individualized situations particularly. The faculty member in this tenure track position will provide research training and advising to state and local government officials on topics of public employment law including constitutional protections including free speech in the government workplace and statutory requirements including the Fair Labor Standards Act the Family and Medical Leave Act the Americans with Disabilities Act and workers compensation as well as the application of the State Human Resources Act to local government employees. The faculty member will teach alongside colleagues in a variety of School of Government courses many developed specifically for human resources professionals and attorneys. Other teaching will be as part of larger courses directed at other local government officials with supervisory responsibilities. Successful faculty members in this type of position become statewide experts and trusted advisors for public officials across North Carolina. Every consultation with a public official every class taught and every element of their published scholarship contribute to the Schools 90-year legacy of improving North Carolina through better governance. We will begin reviewing applications starting September 20th 2025.
Preferred Qualifications Competencies And Experience
2 years experience practicing employment law preferred.
Employment Type
Full-Time
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