Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: no compete

Yes if the company forgot to make you sign earlier or has since changed their policy.

Re: no compete

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This question was asked and answered just a few days ago, presumably by you. The answer was as follows:

Yes, a company can require employees to sign a non compete agreement for continued employment. Failing such, they do have the right in Florida to fire you without cause at any time. There is no law in Florida that requires any additional compensation or benefits for employees who sign non compete agreements.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.