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South Carolina Employee Non-compete Agreement

  • South Carolina Employee Non-compete Agreement
    South Carolina Employee Non-compete Agreement
    Business services Mis instock Protect your business! An Employee Non-Compete Agreement is an agreement between an employer and an employee whereby the employee agrees not to compete with the employer after the employee's termination of employment. This means that for a certain time and in a certain geographical area the employee cannot (i) engage in a competing business as an owner, partner, agent, employee, contractor or consultant; or (ii) solicit customers for the benefit of a third party engaged in such business. In addition to the provisions described above, this form also provides additional provisions including an agreement not to solicit employees and a confidentiality agreement.

    Among others, this form includes the following key provisions:
    • Conflicting Employment
    • Non-compete
    • Non-solicitation of employees
    • Confidentiality
    • Continuing Obligations
    This attorney-prepared packet contains:
    1. Instructions and Checklist for the Employee Non-Compete Agreement
    2. Information about the Employee Non-Compete Agreement
    3. Employee Non-Compete Agreement
    State Law Compliance: This form can be used in South Carolina
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