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Item Title: Non-Compete Agreements: What Can They Accomplish?
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They are based on fear
- fear that an employee might run off to a competitor and take along some highly specialized knowledge. And while that concern is legitimate, non-compete agreements must be phrased carefully and they cannot unreasonably restrict a former employee's activities. Here's a guide to what you can do to protect your company's interests.
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