Are restrictive covenant agreements that limit my ability to work after being fired really enforceable?
This is one of the fastest growing areas of concern for employees. An employer can require you to sign a restrictive covenant as a condition of hiring you and then enforce it against you when you leave, restricting your ability to earn a living. You should seek legal advice before signing any restrictive covenant and before you do anything that may violate it.
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