Sunday, November 9, 2008
IBM Wins Order Forcing IPod Executive to Cease Work at Apple
This is very appropriate considering we just covered employment (agency) contracts.
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2 comments:
You have to love the non-complete clause. Some employers let it slide sometimes, but lately since I work with contractors, employers are enforcing it more and more.
Kind of interesting that Apple is saying that IBM is not their competitor as a way out. I wonder what criteria the courts will use to determine that since both companies offer a wide range of DIFFERENT products. Maybe Apple is right.
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