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If you're in California, salary NDAs aren't binding, mostly because they're totally illegal. A lot of people make a lot of noise about California being very bu
by wooster 18y ago
If you're in California, salary NDAs aren't binding, mostly because they're totally illegal.
A lot of people make a lot of noise about California being very business-unfriendly due to taxes, etc, but it's very employee-friendly due to things like disallowing most non-compete clauses[0], disallowing salary NDAs, etc. To balance that, we are an at-will employment state.
[0] Unless you, yourself, are a trade secret. Which is pretty rare.
- moe 18y agoA lot of people make a lot of noise about California being very business-unfriendly due to taxes, etc, but it's very employee-friendly These two are closely linked. Or, as a former boss of mine put it: Tendencies towards democracy are the certain death of any commercial endeavour. (with tongue in cheek)