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Lets say you were to sign something like this, but then 10 years later the company completely changed direction and their new business plan was stealing candy f
by dec0dedab0de 13y ago
Lets say you were to sign something like this, but then 10 years later the company completely changed direction and their new business plan was stealing candy from babies. Then you wrote something about how horrible the company is now. What kind of recourse would this contract let them take on you? Would you just have to pay the 2 weeks salary back to them?
- chiph 13y agoYour lawyer would tell you not to sign that agreement, because there wasn't a sunset clause on that portion. The ones I've seen are usually 2 years.
- MartinCron 13y agoI wondered about this after I signed a severance contract that required me not to "disclose, defame, compete, or recruit" for a set period of time. Don't judge me, it was an emotional time and the severance was non-trivial. I'm happy to say that time is over and I've gone on a disclosure, defamation, competition, and recruiting spree.
- toomuchtodo 13y agoI laughed out loud at this :)