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Understanding Non-Compete Agreements: Employer Rationale, Legal Implications, and Employee Guidance

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This essay sheds light on what is a non-compete agreement, demystifies why employers require employees to sign a non-compete agreement to be able to accept a job offer, and expounds upon why employees should never sign a non-compete agreement to be able to attain a job. Much to the dismay of the prospective employee, it can be cumbersome to find an employee job in which the prospective employee is not required to concede to signing a non-compete agreement before commencing the employee job. Employers often require prospective employees to acquiesce to signing a non-compete agreement as a mandatory requirement before they are able to attain the employee job. Much to the consternation of the prospective employee, non-compete agreements are broad in scope and are eminently unfavorable to prospective employees. ÒA non-compete agreement is a legal agreement or clause in a contract wherein an employee agrees not to enter into a competition with an employer during the employment period and after the employment period is over. Non-compete agreements are signed when the relationship between employer and employee beginsÓ. A non-compete agreement does not dissolve post the employment period with the employer elapsing. A non-compete agreement can last for additional years beyond the employment period post an employee resigning from his employee job. The non-compete agreement is drafted to be highly favorable to employers. The non-compete agreement can also adversely affect a job candidateÕs future job prospects even for additional years beyond the employment period post an employee resigning from his employee job. Non-compete agreements Ògive the employer control over specific actions of the former employee even after that relationship ends. These non-competitor agreements have specific clauses stating that the employee will not only not enter into a competition with an employer during the employment period, but will also not work for a competitor after their employment is over, regardless of whether they are terminated or resign. Employees are also prevented from working for a competitor even if the new job would not involve disclosing trade secretsÓ. When an employee signs a non-compete agreement, he is significantly winnowing down his future employee job prospect. ÒThe terms of the non-compete agreementÓ can vary from non-compete agreement to non-compete agreement. ÒThe terms of the non-compete agreementÓ are always unfavorable to employees.

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Dr. Harrison Sachs

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