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A workplace no-contact order can protect an employee who has been the subject of unlawful conduct by the respondent. Depending on what protections the judge decides to put in the order, the employer and the employee’s co-workers may also be protected.1
1 N.C. Gen. Stat. § 95-264(b)
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