non-compete
- noun
- /nɒn kəmˈpiːt/
- Formal
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cláusula de no competencia
- Why might an employer want their employee to sign a non compete clause?
I can't speak to New York law, but I do know in California, because this is where we do business, there's no way that this non compete would be enforced.
- I can't speak to New York law, but I do know in California, because this is where we do business, there's no way that this non compete would be enforced.
- And then I was part of NRT and, and, and the Coldwell Banker, the really G anywhere network for five years, five year non compete was up.
- I mean, I did a lot of interesting things until my non compete was up and I didn't know I was going to have another beauty company, but I did.
- OK, let's see what arbitrators going to uphold that non compete when he's given back the money and he's been fired by Fox.
Examples
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We have new FTC rules that ban non compete agreements.
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When I sold the business the first time around, I had a non compete clause and I had to knock the windows for two years.
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I mean, I did a lot of interesting things until my non compete was up and I didn't know I was going to have another beauty company, but I did.
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One of your biggest wins most recently was banning non compete clauses and employment.
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Yeah, I mean, I think you probably heard the news last week that the FTC has now banned non competes for for most employees, right?
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They have been found guilty of intentionally enforcing non compete contracts and non solicitation contracts for their employees, right?
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OK, let's see what arbitrators going to uphold that non compete when he's given back the money and he's been fired by Fox.
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Before starting his new job, he had to review the non-compete clause in his contract to ensure he could legally work for a competitor.
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The lawyer explained that a non-compete agreement would prevent her from joining rival firms after leaving her current position.
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Many employees are unaware of the limits imposed by a non-compete clause until they decide to change jobs.
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Etymology
Non-compete comes from non- 'not' and compete 'to try to win', the same root as competition. So a non-compete is a contract that says you will 'not compete' with your old employer for a set time.