Legal Question in Employment Law in New York
60-days notice of termination
I am required to give 60-days notice to my employer before leaving. During that time I am not supposed to work for another employer. Can my current employer find out if I start working for another company prior to that date?
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Re: 60-days notice of termination
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Re: 60-days notice of termination
Yes he can. Will he? I have no idea. Usually a non compete clause will have a mileage clause too. If it is reasonable, then the non compete is legal. Your failure to follow it could result in a law suit against you and your new employer.
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