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It’s now standard to have a Non-Compete. You can actually negotiate this…ask to have it shortened to 6 months. They’re almost never enforced unless you hold top secret knowledge and considerable intellectual property such as patents.
Thanks for your perspective, I was thinking about this is as well. Shortening the N-C should be reasonable, was thinking about it too!
Not a lawyer, but my understanding is no non-compete is iron clad. Meaning they could try to action it, but likely would not hold up.
Found this on Google: For a non-compete clause in an employment contract to be enforceable, it must be reasonable. For example, the non-compete clause must be reasonable in terms of geographical (area) and time scope, considering the specific type of work and the interests involved.
I haven’t looked into this deeply, but sharing in case it’s helpful. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jonfortt_forttknox-ftc-noncompetes-activity-7024448566970449920-wY8m?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios
Im curious how this works at Unilever. They own so many companies. Is it a non-compete for the specific brand you're working in, or is it for all of CPG? For example, they have ice cream, home care, nutrition, etc. Is the non-compete just for nutrition or is it for all of CPG. If its all CPG that would be kind of crazy
Hi, are you able to share the salary for the UFLP? Considering applying..