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Which part of "this corporation is favored over all other corporations" leads you to the "favor[s] the freedom of corporations" idea?
by mdpopescu 8y ago
Which part of "this corporation is favored over all other corporations" leads you to the "favor[s] the freedom of corporations" idea?
- Sharlin 8y agoUh, which individual corporation is favored here? It's not like only some corporations are allowed to have non-compete clauses.
- mdpopescu 8y agoThe one that has the non-compete signed with the employee is favored over all others that would like to hire that employee.
- Sharlin 8y agoAnd other companies are free to sign non-competes with other people. There's no single "one" company separate from the rest except perhaps from the point of view of a single employee. As has been said by others, non-competes are primarily a weapon in corporate warfare, where the actual natural persons are just pawns.