Non-compete clauses are agreements that restrict an employee from working for competitors after leaving their current job. The validity of these clauses can vary based on local laws and the specific terms agreed upon.
The compensation for breaching a non-compete clause is typically determined by the damages incurred by the employer, which may include lost profits or other economic losses.
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