Executive Orders
Executive orders are not laws but have the power to impose a course of action. They are designed by the Governor to give direction to the executive branch of government departments or university personnel to execute. Each governor has the opportunity to review executive orders of their predecessors and they can rescind or continue them.
- EO 11: Directing North Carolina’s Progress on Workforce Development
- EO 158: Furthering Fair Chance Policies in State Government Employment
- EO 93: Prohibiting the Use of Salary History in the State Hiring Process
- EO 92: Employment First for North Carolinians With Disabilities
- EO 82: Promoting Health and Wellness by Clarifying Protections Afforded to Pregnant State Employees
- EO 24: Policies Prohibiting Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation in State Employment, Services, and Contracts Under the Jurisdiction of the Office of the Governor
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