Employment Law Matters

S6E3 - Restrictive Covenants (with Adam Solomon KC)

Apr 10, 2023

26:38

In this episode, you’ll learn about restrictive covenants, including:-

How does an employer actually go about enforcing a restrictive covenant?
In cases of constructive dismissal, are employees still bound by their restrictive covenants?
Should time-limited restrictive convenants take probationary periods into account?

Daniel discusses the topic with Adam Solomon KC from Littleton Chambers.

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