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True, but non competes are mostly unenforceable in California, so that doesn’t account for the situation in the Bay Area.
by pmiller2 8y ago
True, but non competes are mostly unenforceable in California, so that doesn’t account for the situation in the Bay Area.
- rebelwebmaster 8y agoOnly when people decide to fight them. Sadly, many people un-aware of their dubious legality honor them even if they are in fact unenforceable.
- dunpeal 8y agoThe wage gap exists outside of California, and California also happens to be the only state in which non-competes are strictly voided by the courts. Outside the Californian bubble, they're a big problem.