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Old August 31st 07, 11:47 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Matt Whiting
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Default req: CFI job advice

Bob Fry wrote:
"GM" == Gattman writes:


GM Most recently I had to sign a contract rider for a job I
GM already have that says I won't badmouth the company for six
GM months after I quit.

To get even more off-topic, that seems unenforceable, I violation of
the free speech clause of the US Constitution. Non-disclosure of
company secrets, sure. Non-compete, maybe. Non-trash-talk?


How is it a violation of the 1st amendment? Nobody is forcing him to
sign the agreement. He is self-censoring and that isn't a violation of
the Constitution.

Matt
 




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