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Importantly compared to almost all non-competes: Garden Leave implies you are being paid to not work.
by pkilgore 2y ago
Importantly compared to almost all non-competes: Garden Leave implies you are being paid to not work.
- ghaff 2y agoAnd often it's some percentage of your salary and doesn't include bonuses, RSUs, benefits, etc. It does make a company put some skin in the game and may even seem like a decent deal depending where you are in life but isn't a panacea. (E.g. MA put some much-delayed legislation in place a few years back over strong opposition but it's still something like a 50% of base pay requirement.)