Non-compete at the point of resignation??
I recently decided to resign from my employment for famiy reasons, but also some internal personnel issues. I expressed my desire, though I did not submit a formal letter of resignation. I asked for 2 months of severance, unused vacation, and medical benefits for 4 months as I have held an administrative position for 18 years. Now I'm being told I must sign an extremely broad non-compete that prevents me from working in my field at all, anywhere, for 3 years! They want an immediate Inow!)answer- it was presented to me just a few days ago.
1 answer | asked Jun 26, 2005 5:36 PM [EST] | applies to Ohio
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Non-Compete
Do not sign a non-compete at this time, particularly if you are trying to negotiate a severance package. Please feel free to email me or call. I am happy to assist.
Lynne Schoenling
lschoenling@crsmlaw.com
614-430-8885 ext 105
posted by Lynne Schoenling | Jun 27, 2005 07:15 AM [EST]
Do not sign a non-compete at this time, particularly if you are trying to negotiate a severance package. Please feel free to email me or call. I am happy to assist.
Lynne Schoenling
lschoenling@crsmlaw.com
614-430-8885 ext 105
posted by Lynne Schoenling | Jun 27, 2005 07:15 AM [EST]
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