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Homepage » Felsberg in The News » Clauses restricting rights are the subject of dispute before labor courts – find out how to protect the company’s interests
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2/09/2024
By: Rafael Julio Borges da Silva Jéssica Prates D’Acunto

Clauses restricting rights are the subject of dispute before labor courts – find out how to protect the company’s interests

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It is not uncommon for employers and employees to negotiate clauses in employment contracts that go beyond common matters, such as non-solicitation, non-competition and non-defamation clauses. Such conditions are known as restrictive of rights, in which the employee undertakes not to engage in certain conduct that could cause harm to his former employer after contract termination. Want to know more? Check out the newsletter from our Labor team! Read here (only available in Portuguese).

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