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Not in every state, and not with all levels of employee in every state

that allows them. And the trend is that they are less and less favored each year. FTC is trying to eliminate their use altogether.
Posted: 03/28/2024 at 04:44 PM ET
(In response to this post by dobrohokie)

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Can you add a "do not compete" clause to a coaching contract?
vtlee • 03/28/24 12:08 PM ET
Have been several instances where coaches have signed non-compete....
A3genhokie • 03/28/24 03:38 PM ET
Non competes don't really hold up and nobody would sign that....**
Brewing_Hokie • 03/28/24 01:42 PM ET
They may not sign them, but I can guarantee you that non-competes
dobrohokie • 03/28/24 02:14 PM ET
For most employees/people, non-competes have been allowed less and less
Brewing_Hokie • 03/28/24 02:40 PM ET
No doubt that there are restrictions but if written
dobrohokie • 03/28/24 03:10 PM ET
Not in every state, and not with all levels of employee in every state ◄
ModerateHokie • 03/28/24 04:44 PM ET
OK. **
dobrohokie • 03/28/24 04:50 PM ET
Depends on the industry, state, role, circumstances
Hardcore_Hokie • 03/28/24 05:20 PM ET
Non compete
Midwestguy • 03/28/24 01:08 PM ET
Right, you would need both the coaches and players to sign.
MVIII • 03/28/24 01:53 PM ET
You very limited in what you limit people from doing. You can't keep them
Hokebury • 03/28/24 12:23 PM ET
You can also keep them from competing in your territory for up to 2 years.**
dobrohokie • 03/28/24 02:15 PM ET
No coach would sign that.**
NokieHokie • 03/28/24 12:18 PM ET
Doctors sign them. Consultants sign them.
chagerma • 03/28/24 01:21 PM ET
Coaches have all the leverage. They have no reason to sign it.**
NokieHokie • 03/28/24 01:22 PM ET