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How is what you're describing (paying someone a salary to provide value to the company) different from "employment"?
by ThePadawan 5y ago
How is what you're describing (paying someone a salary to provide value to the company) different from "employment"?
- smorgusofborg 5y agoIt is employment with severe restrictions on job requirements, while not paying someone for providing years of service is indentured servitude.
- anang 5y agoI think the implication is that salary is paid regardless of employment, as long as the non compete is enforced. So if I quit McDonald’s they have to either keep paying me or release me from the non-compete and allow me to work at Burger King. I think it’s totally fair.
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- supertrope 5y ago"Garden leave" is when an employer keeps you on payroll so you can't start at a competitor until your strategic knowledge becomes stale. CA Courts require consideration be provided in exchange for not being able to earn a living.
- ThePadawan 5y agoRight, but is this person unemployed or not?