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Jul 5, 2013
How hard is it to get an expection to the NJ First law requiring state employees to live in NJ? I.E., Can I keep my NJ teaching job if I move out of state? It says exceptions are granted for “critical need or hardship.” Are any high school teachers considered critical need? Will my administration go to bat for me? What acceptable reasons of hardship? What is required to maintain residency like if I rent an apt or something?
Thank You!
Steve
On 7/05/13, Moving out of NJ wrote: > Hi, > > How hard is it to get an expection to the NJ First law > requiring state employees to live in NJ? I.E., Can I keep > my NJ teaching job if I move out of state? > It says exceptions are granted for “critical need or > hardship.” > Are any high school teachers considered critic...See More
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