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I recognize the ideal there, but as stated, I had to support my family and I needed the income. I was not exactly in a place where I could argue. I realize this
by grigjd3 8y ago
I recognize the ideal there, but as stated, I had to support my family and I needed the income. I was not exactly in a place where I could argue. I realize this would likely get thrown out in court, but that people get put in this position at all is ridiculous.
- logfromblammo 8y agoSo many things already have to be going wrong for these to exist, that no single individual can possibly fight them. - The legislature has to not care about laborers. - The laborers can have no effective means of cartelizing amongst themselves. - The businesses have to employ people who think it is okay to require uncompensated non-competes. - They also have to be willing to sue ex-employees. - The court/arbitration system has to side with the employer in some of the cases.