Hurricane Matthew Impacting Federal Offices
and Employees

As Hurricane Matthew threatens Florida and moves up the coast, NTEU’s thoughts are with the thousands of NTEU members who will feel its effects. Many government offices in the hurricane’s path have closed or are closing and employees are being sent home.

Unfortunately, the hurricane’s powerful winds and flooding could cause widespread power outages and damage NTEU members’ homes. NTEU is in close contact with our chapters in the affected areas and stands ready to deal with any workplace issues employees may encounter as a result of the storm, including administrative leave for office closures.

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) employees may be needed more quickly as airports and seaports prepare to reopen. In some instances, CBP will be provide temporary living quarters and living allowances for employees suffering damage and to help cover for those unable to get to work...

It is  so scary .. I am chance,ing my trip to Cuba with my lover.  

Will stay in NYC and NJ

Last hurricane season when I was in France - I even cancelled airline tickets and took instead through Iceland .  
You would not believe - airplane  even changed it is course and instead flying over the ocean - Iceland air flew over Canada.  

How you are there people in Florida