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> Does that mean the courts should refuse to enforce any sort of agreement between Meta and any individual? not any, but those which cover potential crimes.
by riku_iki 1y ago
> Does that mean the courts should refuse to enforce any sort of agreement between Meta and any individual?
not any, but those which cover potential crimes.
- gruez 1y agoEven with a NDA, you can still go to the authorities to report illegal acts. You just can't monetize your past employment in the form of a 500k book deal. Between the public's interest of crimes being prosecuted and the freedom of individuals being able to enter into agreements, I think that's already a pretty fair trade-off.
- riku_iki 1y ago> you can still go to the authorities to report illegal acts that authority could be birded by corp and report will go nowhere. > You just can't monetize your past employment in the form of a 500k book deal. sure, its reasonable to have non-monetization clause in contract, but it is unreasonable to have blanket statements to not ever talk about events during employments under any circumstances, which likely included into NDA.