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Non-compete agreements
I was recently terminated by the cleaning company I worked for. Now I'm working for an individual. Two or three current customers of the previous company that I worked for found out and now want to hire this individual so that I can continue to clean their homes. Can I do this and remain loyal to the non-compete agreement.
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Doesn't sound like it. Its possible even working for another cleaner violates the agreement. However, if a non compete agreement prevents you from earning as living it could be voided.
But stealing customers from a previous employer would be a nono, even if they want to switch. |
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