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Some states are starting to move in that direction too,like Washington state but this isn't as strong as California : https://www.geekwire.com/2017/scaled-back
by vmarsy 9y ago
Some states are starting to move in that direction too,like Washington state but this isn't as strong as California :
https://www.geekwire.com/2017/scaled-back-bill-aimed-providing-clarity-non-compete-deals-passes-washington-house-97-0/ https://www.geekwire.com/2017/scaled-back-bill-aimed-providi...
Apparently Google and labor unions supported the original bill, but the article says that's not the case for Amazon and Microsoft
The scaled back bill removed those points:
> Make noncompetition agreements void if the employee is a temporary or seasonal employee, or is terminated without just cause or laid off.
> Create a rebuttable presumption that agreements restricting competition for more than one year after termination of employment or for employees who are not executives are unreasonable.
> Make noncompetition agreements with independent contractors void
- seaknoll 9y ago> or is terminated without just cause or laid off. Wait, seriously? One can be laid off but still barred from working for a competitor? Grateful to live in CA but that makes me ill on behalf of the rest of the country.