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05 - Dealing With Non Compete Clauses In Your Contract
Non compete clauses seem to be on the rise in contracts. Some are reasonable, and some are just taking liberties. We talk about what constitues a reasonable restriction both during and after your contract, and how to navigate this issue.
Alan goes off on one about cash v card, and Chris mentions a great website you can use to find lost pensions www.gretel.co.uk
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relationship is only formed if/when you hire any of the hosts individually and sign an engagement agreement. The hosts do not have enough details on specific circumstances to give a
professional opinion and can only give guidance. If you need bespoke support, you may wish to consult one or more of the hosts separately.
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By Blokes With Beards Talking BusinessNon compete clauses seem to be on the rise in contracts. Some are reasonable, and some are just taking liberties. We talk about what constitues a reasonable restriction both during and after your contract, and how to navigate this issue.
Alan goes off on one about cash v card, and Chris mentions a great website you can use to find lost pensions www.gretel.co.uk
Send your questions, about this topic or about anything related to your businees that you would like us to cover in a future show to [email protected]
Any information given in this podcast is for general information purposes only and is not formal advice. The podcast hosts are not your professional advisors, and no client relationship is created. That
relationship is only formed if/when you hire any of the hosts individually and sign an engagement agreement. The hosts do not have enough details on specific circumstances to give a
professional opinion and can only give guidance. If you need bespoke support, you may wish to consult one or more of the hosts separately.