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Should companies be allowed to require employees to sign non-compete agreements?

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dagmanVoice #1Oct 13, 12:14 AM

For senior execs only, and then for limited periods. Companies have other levers to protect their IP. They shouldn't overly constrain employees' ability to make a living and progress their careers.

JE_ThomasVoice #8Oct 12, 2:02 PM

Yes, but only in extremely limited circumstances. There are already abundant laws to protect intellectual property.

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