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why wouldn't it be though?
by bilekas 1y ago
why wouldn't it be though?
- catigula 1y ago[flagged]
- timschmidt 1y agoTough to stop someone from packing up their belongings and getting on a boat. NASA has at times been used as a way to keep people with relevant skillsets employed domestically to prevent this.
- ortusdux 1y agoDoes not want ≠ illegal.
- waffleiron 1y agoThen they should pay them, in Germany a non-compete has to be compensated. A country might not want brain drain at all, is it then acceptable to stop people from leaving?
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- daemonologist 1y agoEAR/ITAR restrictions maybe? China at least is ITAR restricted and has a lot of entities on the EAR list. I'm not a lawyer though; no idea what regulations you'd actually be subject to.