Non-Compete Clauses. Great If You Like Gardening | BTalk Australia
By Phil Dobbie | June 17, 2008
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You’ve been offered that dream job but your employment contract says you can’t start with a competitor during a non-compete period. It could keep you out of the workforce, sometimes for up to six months or a year. Is this restriction enforcable? Can these constraints be too rigid? Today Phil Dobbie speaks to business lawyer Peter Townsend about what’s reasonable in a non-compete clause.
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