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But in MA, the "reform" doesn't apply to existing employment contracts, only ones signed after it went into effect. The MA law was watered down after some lobb
by lsllc 4y ago
But in MA, the "reform" doesn't apply to existing employment contracts, only ones signed after it went into effect.
The MA law was watered down after some lobbying by large Hopkinton MA based company(s) that had taken A.I.M. at non-compete reform in the state. In fact the reforms that did pass, I think only did after of a certain acquisition that occurred involving said company(s).
https://www.telegram.com/story/business/columns/2016/07/10/peter-s-cohan-with-emc-change-will-bay-state-be-free-to-compete-with-silicon-valley/27516604007/ https://www.telegram.com/story/business/columns/2016/07/10/p...
https://aimnet.org/non-compete-agreements-protect-innovation/ https://aimnet.org/non-compete-agreements-protect-innovation...
- ghaff 4y agoYeah. EMC was one of the big blockers. I had to sign upon being acquired in 1999 although it didn't affect me (and was actually reasonably scoped). And I left after a few months.