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Restrictive covenant question
Thought it would be useful to provide the contract wording around this area:- andystephens
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Restrictive covenant question
Thanks for all the replies so far. I can see the point of the clause if I was to return to that client with a different (rival) agency, or direct, but would the clause also apply if I was to return as a permie (with no agency involved)? Presumably it's not unreasonable that the client could...- andystephens
- Post #10
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Restrictive covenant question
The restrictive covenant was simply a clause in my contract which I received by email. It was over 5 years ago, and seem to remember not having to phyiscally sign anything but instead reply along the lines of "I accept....". Subsequent renewals have been a verbal acceptance with the agency...- andystephens
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Restrictive covenant question
Hi I've been contracting with the same agency at the same client for over 5 years now. The contract has a 12 month restrictive covenant on it. I've been considering jacking in contracting and returning to permanent work, and a position has come up with the current client. I would like to know...- andystephens
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Restrictive covenant issue
Hi all I've been contracting with a certain local government client on a rolling 6 month basis. I'm up for renewal next month (and will have been there 3 years). The client wants to renew, however they have just started using a different agency (a corporate decision), and have suggested I move...- andystephens
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- Forum: Business / Contracts
