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Employee Bond for Non Compete



    What is Employee Bond for Non Compete?

    Employee Bond for Non-Compete is an agreement between two parties typically an employer and an employee, wherein employee agrees not to enter into or start a similar trade or profession in competition or use information learned during employment, against the employer.

    Why is Employee Bond for Non Compete required?

    The objective behind employers usually insisting on the non-compete agreements is because there is a  possibility where an employee, upon his termination or resignation may start a business or work for a competitor or gain competitive advantage by abusing the confidential information about their former employers trade secret or sensitive information like market plans or customer details etc.

    What should a Employee Bond for Non Compete cover?

     

    A non-compete agreement between an employer and an employee usually contains the obligation of the party being bound to not compete with the binding party for a particular duration of time. Non-compete agreements overall must be both fair and equitable for all parties. They require certain information in order to be considered legally binding:

    • An effective date on which the agreement will begin.

    • A reason for enacting the agreement.

    • Specific dates during which the employee will be barred from working in a competitive sense and the location covered by the agreement.

    • Details as to how the non-competing party will be compensated for agreeing to the terms.

    Documents Required for Employee Bond for Non Compete

    No specific documents are required to execute or make a non-compete agreement. However, to validate the agreement, one must scrutinize the identity proofs of both parties in order of verifying the names and addresses of the parties. One must also verify that the agreement contains all the necessary clauses required.

    Procedure for Employee Bond for Non Compete

    There is no specific procedure applicable to the execution of the employee bond for non-compete. However, it is always recommended to consult a lawyer before drafting a non-compete bond with all the necessary details as stated above. Once the bond is drafted it should be thoroughly analyzed by the executor and should be executed as per the guidance received from the lawyer. The rules related to registration of the bond must also be followed while executing, as may be applicable as per the prevalent laws.

    How can a lawyer help to draft Employee Bond for Non Compete?

    While drafting bonds, it is important to know as to what terminology should be used while drafting the same as a small ambiguity in the terms can also jeopardize the claim of the parties. This is why it is crucial to have a documentation lawyer to assist you with the drafting of the bond. Being an expert in the area of documentation law, a documentation lawyer knows the nitty-gritty of the legal procedures and the requirements involved in drafting a bond. With the experience attained in the field, he/she can guide you with the right advice while entering into a bond and can make sure that such mistakes are eliminated that cannot be resolved even through further legal procedures.

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